PIXIAPPS  I think it's possible only with "Hard-drive mode" on iPods.. but impossible with iPod Touch / iPhone.  
(Version 1.2.3)

XENOPHILE  What's with the negative ratings on this comment? The reviewer posted a simple, verifiable fact, and apparently it hit a nerve amongst the Firefox Fanboyz here.  
(Version 3.5rc2)

TWEETY_  Don't care ;) I use Firefox on my dual G4 Mac because Safari crashes a lot. And I'm happy with Firefox, it never caused me any problems.  
(Version 3.5rc2)

ERUNNO  http://spreadsheets.google.com/pub?key=pNgBCwWdyRTT2JeiZn4B2Yw&gid=0

Looking at the spreadsheet you'll notice that Firefox 3.5 mostly fails in SVG related tests, none which should be relevant in the near future. Plus, full standard compliance implies Acid 3 conformance, not the other way around. That's a common mistake people seem to make (i.e. 100/100 doesn't mean that a browser is fully standard compliant).  
(Version 3.5rc2)

CHRISWAN  Does it really matter? 93 vs 100?

I almost never have problem using Firefox, and it's customizbility beats the cr*p out of Safari  
(Version 3.5rc2)

GABBLE  ERUNNO, if you read at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acid3

you'll see:

ECMAScript Conformance (subtests 81-96)

Data URI scheme (subtest 97)

XHTML 1.0 Strict (subtest 98)

HTTP 1.1 Protocol

SVG tests are:

SVG 1.1 (subtests 74, 78)

SVG 1.1 Fonts (subtests 77, 79)

In any case:

"Firefox developers had been preparing for the imminent release of Firefox 3, focusing more on stability than Acid3 success. The resulting 3.0 release consequently gained a score in the 70s. The performance of Firefox has been improved in version 3.5, which scores 93/100. The current trunk builds of Firefox score 94/100 with the default configuration and 96/100 with svg.smil.enabled set to true."

Aaaannd: :-)

"Microsoft, developers of the Internet Explorer browser, said that Acid3 does not map to the goal of Internet Explorer 8 and that IE8 would improve only some of the standards being tested by Acid3. IE8 scores 20/100 and has some problems with rendering the Acid3 test page."

Surely Firefox is a terrific browser, it only could be a bit better in standards compliance.

Happy browsing! :-)  
(Version 3.5rc2)

ERUNNO  @Gabble

What makes you think that the numbering of the tests is the same as the order they are executed? For instance, subset 79 (SVG fonts) is not implemented yet. This feature will be release with Gecko 1.9.2:

https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=119490

Your assertion about the numbering is wrong.  
(Version 3.5rc2)

O5220803  Well, if it's 93/100 or 100/100 either score is fine with the rest of us, when you consider how far FFx has come in is development life-cycle. This release of the FFx is truly the best yet. Kudos to the Mozilla Development Team for a browser very well done!  
(Version 3.5rc2)

FRANKNS  Yes ... I agree.

I've always felt that iTunes lacked lots of basic tools that would make me a more frequent user and customer. Tags, bookmarks, all the basics ...  
(Version 8.2.1)

JGJONES28  The Upgrader's Guide included in the download lists all the features, including tagging, that are not yet functional in the first public beta.  
(Version 2.0 pb1)

GABBLE  Thank you so much.  
(Version 2.0 pb1)