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Hi Has! :p

Almost as cool as me waking up at 2am to check what price reductions there are? ;) Ouch ;( :p

Interestingly: :)

£61 off the the 2.4GHz Macbook. Hmmmmmmmmmmm. Heh. Is it worth ordering one of them now based on that.. not a big discount, but not tooo bad.

iPod's and Macbook's it seems.. (The Australian store is open already). Judging by pricing on those, it looks like a £70ish discount (if directly converted from $) on a Macbook.. depending on spec. Will have to wait and see final details tho.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Friday_(shopping)

http://store.apple.com/uk Store currently closed because of updates. Lets hope for some big discounts eh?! :)

k800i, RAZR2, Motorola V3690 (at the time) or iPhone. if I had to chose one, it'd definetely be the iPhone.

Lacie use whatever they can get in their USB drives. I've seen both Seagate and WD.

Keeping the Bubblegum Pink for yourself? ;)

Oooh.. Black Friday Sales in the UK.. happening I guess this year again? It seems they probably are according to the web site.. :D Worryingly they say "gifts" which normally includes iPod's etc.. let's hope for a £200 off the Macbook's... ;) :p

Dell's aren't shite.. they make some of the best laptops around.

I've turned my SIM PIN off now, and also restarted the phone. See if this helps my Call Failed hell! :p

Bad experience - they seem OK on the phone to most people who call them also.

I may have to visit them. Three hairline cracks around the screen and more call failures than ever. :p

LLU just means it's been unbundled - Be/O2 is still ADSL (albeit ADSL2) I personally wouldn't use any other ISP for a home connection if Be/O2 was available on the exchange. It's just "better" than anything else, heh.

I hammer my phone, with WiFi on (connecting all the time to random access points at work, home, etc), location services on, Bluetooth on all the time with headset connected for around 2 hours a day with abotu 30 minutes usage, screen brightness on 75%. I have Exchange push mail going all day...

Once you buy a retail copy of Windows for example, you would probably be better off getting a new PC with it preloaded ;) At least then you have no hassle of installing it yourself.. Heh.. and the PC will be new.

1. Yes 2. Depends on connection (IDE or SATA), but you could spend £30 or £100 depending on capacity. 3. If it comes with no HDD, you'll need all software including an operating system. So you'll need to install everything from scratch - easy for a none-tech guy? Probably not that easy...

No, but probably every other call I now get Call Failed. I'm not happy really.. it's getting a bit stupid. It's getting wose. I have no Genius Bar's around here.. :(

It doesn't need to be pingable.. it connects fine if you drop pings. It just needs port 3389/tcp (default) accessible :p

No probs. What you wanna do, Remote Desktop isn't really the best solution.. file sharing is. Have fun ;)

http://www.home-network-help.com/simple-file-sharing.html http://www.practicallynetworked.com/sharing/xp_filesharing/index.htm :)

DanCup is right.. sounds like you just want access to your files.. so use standard file sharing.

Hardly FTL. Best advice in this thread, but hey.. ;)

You just need a standard NAS drive then. I reckon you'd be very well off with an Apple Time Capsule too.. bit more expensive, but things just work very very well with OSX. It just mounts as a wireless hard drive effectively (which most NAS will.. but you'll probably find that the Time Capsule...

lol indeed. ;) Forget iPods.. Eeeks :) If you lined up every single MP3 player in the world.. in a long line.. on average... every 4 players you come across, 3 would be an iPod ;) Woooooooooooooooo. :D

Nah, Dell's stuff is pretty damn good..

YAY! Had my first Call Failed within about 6 hours of the update! Awesome.

It seems a bit quicker, but then, it always does straight away. Ahwell. 2.3 anyone?! :p