People would also want to view their photos at Retina-res. Video too, although you might be hard-pressed to tell the difference. But certainly for 3D games, rendering them at the old res and doubling on display makes sense.
The Apple case does what I need: protect the glass so I can rest stuff on top, and prop up the case for typing or viewing (both landscape, not portrait). It's grippy, but does collect dust. The edges do making plugging stuff in more difficult, especially the dock connector (I couldn't try an...
I have heard that they can activate it at the store for you. Obviously you can't get your own content on there, but you can use it, buy apps, buy more content, etc.
The specs page says it requires 10.5.8 (eight, not six) and iTunes 9.1
WiFi works fine through an original Airport Express, using G only.
It is true. You still get location services through WiFi (a database of hotspots from guys driving around and sniffing). It is scarily accurate in my case.
It's Assisted GPS, which relies on info through the cell network to make...
After a quarter-century of "consumer" computing, apparently the answer is actually No. More preferences are a bad idea, and lazy design. Better to be upfront about what it can't do, but do the things it can do well; than to try and be everything to everyone, as long as you can find the right...