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The hype and excitement surrounding the original iPhone release is stuff of legend: tech geeks sleeping outside Apple stores for days just to behold a new revolution. And with rumors of 3G capability, clandestine photos of nondescript brown boxes shipped to a Silicon Valley warehouse, and even iPhone pundits weighing in on what the next generation will hold, this iPhone release is no different. With over 5,200 people in attendance, the Worldwide Developers Conference has been the official announcement birthplace of many Mac products. Much to the chagrin of cellular providers, if you weren't sold on the first iPhone, the 3G will blow you away.

By Jonathan Gromer

Hi-Def is just like the sensation of finally getting up the courage to walk in on that Advanced Calculus class you've slept through for three months. If you can wade through all the random combinations of letters and numbers like 720p and 1080i, you'll find that there are some fantastic deals to be had right now, thanks mostly to improving technology and competition. Ready to make the jump to the vivid world of high-definition, or just want to know what the heck all those geeks and salespeople are talking about? Read on.

It seems that in the digital age our lives are going to the satellites. From telephones to televisions to the way we get directions - it was only a matter of time before the radio waves took orbit too. With satellite radio, you can stop skimming the channels in a hopeless search to find something worth listening to and simply tune in and listen to exactly what your ears want to hear. Jazz, pop, rap, or talk - the big advantage of satellite radio is it's all on all the time.
When the FCC opted to partition the overall available radio spectrum in 1992, giving some room to the distribution of digital radio via satellite, it was the beginning of a new age, an age of all day party music, jazz, or whatever-your-flavor might be tunes, with this announcement, both SIRIUS and XM satellite radio companies made bids to use the FCC space.