The Cult Continues

I've been batting around an old track phone for years. It costs a fortune to call outside area code and gives terrible reception. It's missing all the fancy bells and whistles of a Blackberry and service from a premiere provider like T-Mobile. In short, it sucks. Sure to be a cell phone, Apple pundits are 99% confident that Steve Jobs will debut the gadget du-jour at the Mac World Expo on Tuesday. Apple's been teazing throngs of faithful with something dubbed the iTV since September. The iTV (or cell phone) is sure to have enhanced music capabilities, email and synchronisation with other Macs. Being a zealot of all things mac I pay homage to the retail store once a month. The staff though are very tight-lipped and won't reveal a word. But like the i-Pod, i-Sync, i-book, i-Life and everything else with the ubiquitous "i", it's safe to say that investing in Apple (even this late in the game) might be a good "i-dea".