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It was fine for me when I used it.. (although, I only used it for a select few apps which weren't available on OSX)

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Think you need to be a UK resident. http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/help/legal/iplayerterms.shtml

It might, it might not.. depends if the Netgear is clever enough to detect it. I know the Home Hub for example, can use either.. Just get a straight cable, and it definetly will work :)

That's a crossover cable.. the DG834 has a switch built in, so you just need a standard ethernet cable.

You let random people use your PC/Laptop? ;) If you use XP/Vista, you could always encrypt folders, then even if someone sets your password, and gets in, they won't see the encrypted data I think?

Just because you don't get caught, doesn't make something legal ;)

You'd have a decent backup system.. :p I think downloadable movies (none-ripped, because you could rip them again), will be rental, so you pay for 1/3/7 day, then they get deleted etc.. this would do most people.

Just bear in mind it is illegal to do this..

If Apple have their way, you won't be buying discs soon. Look at iTunes doing TV shows and movies.. link that to an Apple TV, and there's no need for a disc.. And, this sort of stuff usually takes off quite well..

None are reallly that accurate.. speedtest.net thinkbroadband.com ... are probably about the best.. but.. just downloading files from a number of souces is a better judge.

Apple are also rumoured to be going Blu Ray.. which is a big step. As Apple are going, Disney Pixar will probably do it too.. so even more. How long before a BluRay Add-on for the Xbox 360 then? ;)

Dunno, but "push" technology exists. This seems like a bodged way to get push mail? Heh. I was really close to starting a push mail service up myself.. I already do it for a friend (He has an iPhone and one of my servers pushes his mail out.. IMAP, so all mail is the same on his laptop, PC...

Except it's not got an Apple on the front ;) Exactly.. lots of options.. Shop around! :)

The £799 for a 20" iMac ;) Of course, you could get a nice PC from Dell, Build one yourself, etc. Apple isn't for everyone.. so just have a look around www.apple.com/uk/ first and see what you think. There's lots of none-Apple options for £800. :)

Well, the iMac is just the hardware - you can run OSX, Windows, both, or OSX with Windows in a virtual machine.. :)

You don't have to use iTunes.. there are quite a few third party apps. Windows: http://www.mediafour.com/products/xplay/ .. for example..

Not from different libraries, without using something other than iTunes.. (and even then, I'm not sure?)

Apple. Not sure what the iMac graphics cards are like for games though? For the odd one can't be too bad? ;)

You could hold down shift as you open iTunes, and then you can select a different library, create a new library etc. Not sure if there are third party switchers for Windows.. defo is for OSX.

Sky is by far the best, but then, I've never had any trouble with BT Customer Services either (Although, Phone Line only.. not complicated! :p)..

Makes me sad seeing deals like this. I'm paying £40 for 600 mins, 500 text and no data :( 12 month contract tho.. :(

"Unlimited" will definetly be fair use..

So that's where Brock went to! http://www.sherdog.com/fightfinder/fightfinder.asp?FighterID=17522 :D

200Mb isn't loads.. (although, it is the same as the "Fair Use" iPhone Tarrif) E-Mails is the thing I'd be using it for mainly.. and football scores.

If GMail does IMAP with Push support, yes. GMail definetly does IMAP, so that will work.. might as well just set that up and see!

?:\Documents and Settings doesn't exist in Vista. (Not sure if it migrates across to ?:\Users on an Upgrade, but on a clean, Vista-only install, it's moved to ?:\Users)

So, you send millions of texts at the weekend? £150 less is quite a lot.. cus' the tarrif's look pretty standard - or am I being stupid? :p

Probably not :p

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