i[insert word]
iMac
iSight
iChat
iDVD
iPlay
iTunes
iBlend
iHide
iBook
iFix
iPod
iLife
iPhoto
iMovie
iTools
iExpose
iShut
iCal
iSync
iMail
iSaw
iIrc
iSongs
iBlink
The list goes on...
Get the picure? Be original....
i[insert word]
iMac
iSight
iChat
iDVD
iPlay
iTunes
iBlend
iHide
iBook
iFix
iPod
iLife
iPhoto
iMovie
iTools
iExpose
iShut
iCal
iSync
iMail
iSaw
iIrc
iSongs
iBlink
The list goes on...
Get the picure? Be original....
I got iExpose and iShut
But do you see what I mean?
Well, as far as I'm concerned, the i is for telling people that the app is a mac feature clone ![]()
It all depends on what the "i" stands for. Innovative? Interesting? 
I thought the "i" was supposed to stand for "internet" when they first started naming stuff like that? ie, iMac --> internet Mac
Could have sworn I heard that somewhere...
I thought the i was for intelligent: intelligent Mac, intelligent Pod, intelligent Chat, etc etc
interactive is what it really means i believe.
lol yes Ludge, you are right. The first iMac was supposed to be an easy, inexpensive and fashionable way to cruise the net, thus iMac. Hence it's relative inexpandibility (to this day) <_<
-godpunk
I have an original idea - the UK's Metropolitan Police website should be given an iApp front end, and be renamed - wait for it...
iIWhatsAllThis'EreThen
iSurf
iw00t