If this is true, I wonder what kind of software would run on this thing. Methinks CocoaTouch is a very nice framework to build apps that suit the hardware, but

If this is true, I wonder what kind of software would run on this thing. Methinks CocoaTouch is a very nice framework to build apps that suit the hardware, but still allow incredible creativity. If the Courier allows any ol' WPF/.NET app to execute, I can see the intended users being quite confused. OTOH, there are some interesting interaction flows in WPF (e.g. back/fwd nav) which, like CocoaTouch, could form the basis for consistent app behavior. I wonder about the dual screen thing. It could be cool (two screens can yield a nice dual visual context), but I wonder about things like launching an app - which screen would it land on? can you move it from one to the other? can it span both screens? If all the speculation around iSlate and Courier come to fruition, Jan 2010 is looking to be quite an exciting month.