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Not that E70 page again :D That's a hellish phone.

Not so good a review of the SMS functionality. http://www.mobile-review.com/articles/2007/iphone-sms-en.shtml

I did wonder when I read your reply which mentioned Pages :D I agree, iWork 08 is excellent. I've browsed what you get with iLife 08 and there is nothing exciting there that I don't already have a previous free version of anyway.

I have iWork 08 installed and Pages looks like a good word processor, saves me having to use the old version of Word.

:D In that case I'll have a look for myself.

I bought my iMac 10 months ago and I've never even activated my 30 day trial for iLife, is it worth looking at?

Same here but I've convinced my bosses to replace my PC with a lovely new Mac :)

So very true.

See iWork here http://www.apple.com/uk/iwork/pages/#compatible http://www.apple.com/uk/iwork/keynote/#share

No problems at all using these files. iWork 08 has full support for Office documents. Failing that get Office for Mac.

If the iPhone does not add support for 3g and mms then that's exactly what I will be doing.

One main use for me will be as a web browser so the current edition screen size will suit my needs far more.

Looks like the details have been finalised :)] http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=41841

Pay £90 more and get the 2.4GHz model with the 256mb graphics card. The memory can be upgraded cheaply from Crucial etc Either version will be good though if cash is tight.

If you really need to then run Windows within Bootcamp and it'll run better than most mid-range PC's do. As for the software then it really does depend what you are looking for. To answer your other question.....yes ;)

I had no playback issues with Casino Royale using my PS3.

A dual format player will solve all these problems and then we can all buy whichever discs we like :) Samsung are releasing one next month.

20th Century Fox statement from yesterday: "Given that Blu-ray has consistently outsold HD DVD all year, and this is the case for any titles released by any studio in both formats, we believe that the time is right for us to accelerate our activities and help convert the nearly 60 million...

Dreamworks have not said that at all. The article says "DreamWorks Animation, maker of the blockbuster "Shrek" animated movie franchise, had not committed exclusively to either high-definition format" Paramount release those titles for them which is why they will currently only be on HD-DVD...

The £49 installed offer is most often supplied with refurbished equipment, it's sometimes better to have them stipulate on the job sheet that you will bet a brand new Sky+ box.

Any of the mixes.

I'd say between £350-380

With Giganews I usually manage speeds of 2.4MB/s

You could always invest in a Homeplugs network, I've read many positive user reviews for this. http://www.broadbandbuyer.co.uk/default_ShopGroup.asp?ShopGroupID=61 more info here http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=517960

My VM cable internet connection is far superior to any DSL provider I used in the past.

The 40" Samsung LE40R74BDX is available from www.rgbdirect.co.uk for £629

I bought from this company http://www.soundandvisiononline.com/listview/index.asp?x=1&pcid=62,77,131,135,136,137,138,230&sizeid=37 Prices and offers were good, even offered 12 months interest free if ordered by phone. Samsung LE37R87BDX available for £623.90

I used to own that model of scanner, it was very good.

I have a Alinco DJX3 100kHz - 1300MHz and it was pretty good whenever I used it. Now it gets dusted off for airshows and that's about it. I once spent over £400 on a AOR AR8200 MarkIII but had no idea how to use it so it got sold to a German guy on ebay :D

I wouldn't mind one of these Chris if you do get them? Looks unlikely.