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I have done this with a number of Origin games. At work download using origin, copy folder wherever the game is to the home machine (via ext hdd or whatever) then set the download of game on home pc going and it will scream along as it checks what files it has and should all be done in a few...

I've tried this method twice now, today I was dead on 9am, still no luck, oh well I'll keep trying!:D

Its strange as if I use the "Check Service" on their site it fails and says its not working, but I defo on their DNS.

Yep, looks like someone has caught on to this trick, oh well!

You enter your email address on their website, so I assume by doing this they now have your IP address of your ISP, they can then only allow access to their proxy or whatever it is if you setup a account with the email address you used and pay the $5.99 a month. Im no expert, far from it. Same...

Just tried netflix via unblock to US version, works on boxee and appletv2, totally superb, I dropped sky last month, and for £5.99 + $5.99 basically less than £10 I can get all US netflix, they have most if not all the UK stuff anyway. This is great stuff.

From memory it didnt appear to make any difference in the experience, it wasnt really a grx type jerking anyway, it was more a processing/network type of jerk (does that make sense?), almost like a network lag (although I wasnt playing networked at the time)

Ive tried it on i5 imac 8gb ram, and it works no problem, but it jerks about a fair bit and i would therefore say its not playable. Its quite clever the way it works though running in a virtual machine, clever stuff!!

BSKYB have made their minds up http://www.guardian.co.uk/media/blog/2010/sep/28/bskyb-acslaw-filesharing

Nope, full install, for tomtom and co-pilot - there are some "online" features you can use like traffic etc, but for the basic job of navigation its full install of the maps.

Not forgetting that co-pilot for the whole of USA is only 2.99 at the moment, worth buying even if you only go once. We go every couple of years, it'll save having to hire one or take my own satnav.

To answer the Original question. You can't just use a blackberry contract on a iPhone, your contract will be setup to use the blackberry internet service, if you setup the iPhone to use normal o2 data you will be charged, I found out to my expense when I used sling player which unknown to me...

Bum, that is where I'm going later, reserved q any better? I might leave it until a lot later then.

But this is the first time they have sold unlocked phones, also I rememeber the last time and I was getting contract and bro was getting pay & go, he was done in 5 mins, i spent 30 mins messing about. That all being said, I do believe it will be a bid mad, I'm going to drift along about 10-11am...

Not by me if I can help it, "gimme my unlocked phone" hand over credit card, leave building. Thats what I'm hoping anyway. :rolleyes: hopefully!

Just had a email from Apple reminding me to pick up IP4, like I going to forget!!! Also saying there will be seperate Q for reserved people.

Worked for me today, showed email on my blackberry

Jesus that was a close one, TNT man just delivered mine before knock off at 6:30, he had at least 40-50 more in his van, i asked him if he delivered to where my brother lives (nearby), and he did but wasn't going to do it tonight, so I signed for his as well - he's a lucky boy, he owes me a beer...

Where do you get that spec for £700, dell uk starts at £749?

Oh well worth a thought!