@Firesphere: I actually didn't either, until I read this article lol. I could right-click everywhere, but I figured if I was IMDB, I might disable on images...and sure enough...haha

@Firesphere: Try clicking on images blown-up.

If "meh" really represented your feelings, you wouldn't care enough to click it.

@SewerShark: I agree that YYYY/MM/DD makes more sense, but I don't think throwing the DD in front of MM is better. The year is generally assumed. If I say September 8th, you know I mean 2010, based on context. However, if I say September 2010 you don't know the day, or 8th 2010 you don't know the month.

@SewerShark: How does throwing the day first make more sense?

@rcs914: $529 unsubsidized isn't fair being compared to a subsidized phone though. For what it is, it's actually a good deal. And I bought it when there were no other AT&T Android phones besides the Backflip.

I hope it does. I'm stuck on AT&T, so a mass immigration of iPhone users to Verizon would nicely free up my network a bit.

@Trickyhop: OK, no, you're wrong. This time, you open up your Facebook app and go to settings. Under "Notifications", the only options are Messages, Friend requests, and Event invites. That means those are the only notifications that show up in the Android bar. They are check boxes.

@Trickyhop: No, you don't get it. I have all of that done. There are only three types of notifications you can get:

@Trickyhop: No, it doesn't work. Oh, maybe I'll get an invite for an event, but I really don't care about those. If someone comments on something, no notification will show up in my Android bar.

Still no notifications in the Android bar, so I don't care.

@comrade_leviathan: Already commented there as well ;)

Didn't Microsoft make the biggest picture, of the night sky?

@goaliegeek: My live wallpaper used 1% of my battery today. Oh no. How will I ever manage? Better get that 1% back. At least my phone doesn't transmit megs of data every night.

Why not just say print?

Quickdesk is probably a better alternative, and free.

Or you could just use Google Skymap.

The real reason I'll miss the Nexus One, and savor mine :(

I would be more impressed if someone deep inside the Mariana Trench FaceTime'd someone at the summit of Everest.

My Nexus One with Froyo gets 176?