I really like the idea and the execution of the "Movies I'll Never See" articles. What people choose not to watch is just as important as what they choose to watch and I think both are fascinating and worthwhile things to try and decode. I'm sure a few people will get upset when their favorite movie shows up on the list, but, really, they are taking themselves too seriously.

I would love to see this!

This is insanely awesome!

The availability checker is misleading. I posted today on how I think it works, based on a conversation with an Apple store employee:
http://gorideabicycle.blogspot.com/2008/07/1st-gen-2nd-gen-25g-3g-8gb-16gb-skyhook.html

So, Steven, have you actually used the RichardSolo? It looks really great.

This is a great effing tip!

Quick! Port it to Apple TV!

What if our AT&T plan indicates that we have an iPhone, but we have, in reality, already sold that iPhone on eBay, in preparation for the new one? Do you think they'll require you to have it right there, as proof that you have one?

engadget is, like, totally the best

Oops, my link didn't work. Here's the comparison gallery http://reviews.cnet.com/4520-11508_7-6385526-1.html