Before I forget :-) 1) The Git Magic 2) Two git books Pragmatic Git Book and Git internals - nice complement each other 3) Linus Torvalds slightly offensive and very funny talk at Google in addition to great, precise but not necessarily most digestable manual ...

I was brave and updated right away last Friday, as soon as the update appeared, both the iTunes and the iPhone firmware. And so far, so good. Initial observations are quite positive - at least so far, from using it during last few days. I never had any issues with the dropped calls, so I cannot report any improvement. What seems to work better is browsing: I get much less (if any) connection errors.

If this thing is real, I am buying one. Regardless that I really, really do not need another Mac :-). Form factor of thin screen of size 9-12 inch, with reasonable subset of touch gestures would be EXACTLY what I need from a internet terminal / reader. Plus the option to tether it with iPhone for ubiquitous connectivity ...

Here is my situation: I am using three different Macs (Macbook Pro and two iMacs - one at home and occasionally second one at work) and need to keep the contacts and calendars synchronized at least between two of them (MBP and home iMac). I use iPhone which also has calendar and contacts. And in the cloud, there is Google calendar. Actually, more than one: my own calendar and company shared calendar of my colleagues from Thinknostic.

The 97 things that every software architect should know: http://97-things.near-time.net/wiki Actually, it's 87 but new are still coming. You may add your piece if it is not yet there ... Milos - thanks for the link.