FuturDreamz: Airfoil pulls the screen when it first connects, and updates it when you change sources. We're not updating at any other time, because sending updates causes the Apple TV display to whoosh out in a rather distracting way, but any time it connects, it should get the latest desktop.

Rob L.: KenJohnson has the location. There are lots of nice icon files in there, but you're looking for com.apple.* files.

Nick C: To be sure, Apple themselves should send info when sending a radio stream with iTunes. They also should kill the progress bar, but they don't, yet anyway. As far as a special case for iTunes goes, yes and no. Yes, iTunes is popular, but you don't need Airfoil if you're using iTunes (unless you're using Airfoil Speakers too). Anyhow, as I noted, this is 3.1, it's not "the last version of Airfoil ever". We'll see what happens in the future.

As for not supporting internet radio, it's also a matter of priorities. Internet radio isn't going to be as popular as TV and movies on this device. Hopefully they'll get to improving it, but don't read too much into how things are on day 1 (or even day 1, Take Two).

Arthur: We actually went back and forth on this - the desktop definitely looked nicer than the static iMac, Mini, or tower, and personally, I recognize machines from their desktop backgrounds. We had to make a call, and we did - ultimately, it's not really something worth too much debate 8).