The iPhone SDK was released on Monday: www.apple.com/safari

Why would they include a "desktop sdk" when the desktop applications are going out of business? I don't want native applications on the iPhone, but cheap data rates would be a killer feature!

I have a Windows Mobile based Smartphone and have only 2 applications installed. A Sudoku game and a homescreen application.

I tend to agree, it would be cool to be able to access some of the internal features but there is so much you can do with a web application now that it's not really an issue.

Paint Shop Pro is very famous on http://dpreview.com

People already realized that "industry standard" is not the only and not necessarily the best value for money.

I am reading it through an rss reader, and the cross posts are really annoying :(.

I think the RSS is just a beginning. Google Reader is like a custom webpage with all the information what I am interested in.

The only thing what I miss is the commenting, I don't want to visit the website just to read and write comments.

Some ideas in this field: - in each rss entry there should be a link to the RSS of the comments. - RSS readers should display them inline. - xml-rpc for blog commenting: http://www.webpronews.com/blogtalk/2007/02/20/xml-rpc-for-blog-comments - each comment should contain the possibility to write a reply (with the help of xml-rpc + a small form) - or the whole thing can be implemented on an email or IM base

Thought: Arrington has been touting SSE for over a year, and still, no one has built anything compelling with it:

http://www.crunchnotes.com/?p=54

certainly, the first thing one could do with this is create blog software that allows you to submit comments via SSE. There are a lot of great ideas surrounding bi-directional RSS, I'm surprised no one has done anything with them.

I'm from Melbourne, looking for something interesting.

And the sad thing is that there are really big stores with a lots of stuff but you have to visit at least two of them to get whatever you want :(.

Another really bad supermarket practice is when a product have got 3 different flavoring and one of them is going well, but nobody buy the other 2. The result is that they will abandon the product totally, it doesn't matter that one of the flavors went really well.