My stinky keyboard is getting worse. There are also a few more postings on the Apple iBook Discussions thread (under Usage/"iBook smell"). I just called AppleCare Canada, and then Apple Canada Customer Relations. Because my iBook is out of warranty, it's of course my problem, not theirs. But I WAS able to have the problem formally recorded and assigned a case number. If enough people do this, Apple MIGHT decide to do something about it. Those of us who had reported the problem would probably not be personally notified of this, but Apple's response would be posted in a Knowledge Base article, and conceivably on the 'hot news' section of the web site. I'm not naive enough to expect that Apple will actually admit fault and replace our keyboards (perhaps if many many many people complain?). I can't wait that long - the smell is too unpleasant, so I'm probably just going to replace the keyboard. If the replacement starts to smell I'll really raise a stink. If you're reading this thread and your iBook is still under warranty, if the keyboard has even the faintest BO-type smell I'd report it to Apple right away so you can get a replacement before it's too late. Rosie