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Demand for iPhone -- Is Apple's goal of selling 10 million iPhones by the end of 2008 a realistic number, or is the number intentionally low to make sure Apple hits the mark? And when will we see iPhones in other countries? (13 messages)


1Passwd Eases Password Pain -- Responding to Joe Kissell's article on 1Passwd, readers discuss Palm synchronization. (8 messages)


Thoughts spurred by Loki, Google Street Views, etc. -- Are these location-aware applications crossing the line into your personal privacy? (2 messages)


Replacing Eudora -- Mail? Thunderbird? And is there anything that can easily replicate Eudora's capability to open particular messages in new windows when they arrive? (7 messages)


YouTube Comes to iPhone and Apple TV -- Has anyone encountered an Apple TV problem with a router that doesn't have UPnP enabled? (1 message)


imagining iPhone -- A reader imagines a future buying experience where custom data is piped into one's iPhone while shopping. (2 messages)

 

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