Was advised by dealer today that replacement software did not address all issues and currently expecting a further revision. Will contact me in about a week's time to further update.

Update today: my dealer tells me the software the dealer received for test purposes... did not really work. So they are waiting for Struer to send a further revision. Funny comment from the gal with whom I spoke: "you know, these Europeans don't know anything about how our phones work. They know about sound, but not about our phone system"

I think the NOOKA is a great watch!

Hey Botty, send some love across the pond this time! Good luck to all!

[quote user="jk1002"] And to say that mayor websites remove flash, show me that trend.[/quote] Sure thing, no problem. Remember the desperate Adobe Flash guy who put 10 websites supposedly not accessible from iPhone/iPod/iPad? Turns out 8 of these have already developed special no Flash versions exclusively for iPhone/iPod/iPad. Want to take

[quote user="cooldude"] Flash is indeed a problem, but there will be an app for that !!! .... I think HTML5 will kill Flash in the long run. [/quote] It is the full strategic intent of Apple to kill Flash by not enabling it on iPhone, iPod, nor iPad. If/until Apple is defeated in this area, expect no Flash support whatsoever, neither from

Was advised by dealer 10 days ago that replacement software is being tested.

- Don't own a TV and therefore own no AppleTV. + Control BeoPort via MacMini+LinkPlayer. The MacMini sits in my studio but is hardly ever touched; it sleeps most of the time but is awakened and starts playing whenever one hits N.MUSIC or N.RADIO in a MasterLink room. Control with Beo4 is very extensive but if one feels like searching for and finding

[quote user="TripEnglish"]The Remote app, for example, is flawed in that it's constantly dropping the connection with the attached library, pausing, halting, reloading, etc. Even though only the music's info is streaming, the experience is awful. I've never been able to really get it working reliably either at one of my houses

At work, Macs were for designers and video editors only. Nobody else could have one. Yet I sweet-talked my way into getting them to buy me a PowerBook back in 2004. First one in the whole company. Oh what dirty looks from some in IT and what envy from many! Fast forward to 2010: MacBook Pro is now essentially de rigueur among all senior staff. The IT