New Breakthrough Price of $199

When I heard about all that new features and enhancements Apple was going to make to their iPhone platform, I jumped for joy over the possibilities. Innovations such as push notifications and Spotlight search can make even smart use of all the technology they’ve crammed into this small form factor.

When you first launch Skype for the iPhone, you notice it’s aptly stated splash screen, giving a familiar sight to a new interface. It gives you the impression that it is the relative of it’s much older cousin on your Mac or PC. The application’s coloration, style and navigation tell you that it’s just as intuitive as the desktop version only more portable.

The interface is complete intuitive with 5 icons, representing different sections within the application, at the bottom of the screen. It blends the familiar iPhone interface with the functionality of Skype for a truly unique experience unlike any other VOIP application for this platform.

I guess in all fairness (like, who ever told you the world was fair…), I should post some kind of follow-up to my recent post slamming Apple’s billing practices with my iPod Touch.
I finally did get the Touch.  I had to buy it at Walmart.  I finally did get my money back and stayed back on my card after the second unauthorized transaction.  I didn’t trust going back to the Apple Store online again, so I broke down and just bought it at Walmart.  The point is I have one …

OK… continuing the saga of the iPod touch that never was (rapidly becoming the saga of the iPod Touch that never will be)…
 
My story is that on 2/20 I purchased through Apple’s online store a refurbished 8GB iPod touch.  No problem right?  That’s what I thought.  I even paid extra for the expedited shipping – an extra $16.00!  Personally, I think that’s a little high for shipping, but that’s capitalism for you. 
So anyway, I purchased the iPod touch.  I was a little short on the one card so I decided …