Moral of the story: even when you pay to stream MLB/NHL games legally, the leagues'/networks' greed forces you to circumvent blackout restrictions with questionable legality if you are in the local market.

Aside from the NFL on Sundays and Monday nights, I would say 90% of what I watch at home is televised on ESPN, ESPN2, TNT, or a regional sports cable network, i.e., not available OTA.

Thanks, I'll czech it out.

Talk to me when you can get LIVE SPORTS sans cable. Until then, I will continue to pony up for cable.

I'd love to hear what you came up with!

Still rocking my Evo, as well. Recent problems: 1) Phone has become increasingly slow when switching/closing apps. 2) I run into "Low Internal Storage" issues about once a month and I have to clear out the data from all the apps I use (facebook, twitter, google music, etc).

MLB.TV: "All live games on MLB.TV and available through MLB.com Gameday Audio are subject to local blackouts. Such live games will be blacked out in each applicable Club's home television territory." All postseason games also blacked out.

Yo dawg, I heard you like streaming music...

Same problem as all the rest of the "ditch your TV" solutions: NO SPORTS.

Chrome != Chrome Mobile. I highly doubt this feature is available on your mobile browser.

^This^ It took me a good 10 minutes to navigate through the search on my Sony TV to find a movie I wanted to watch. I haven't been able to figure out how to save anything a la Netflix's queue.

Why did you put "love" in quotation marks? Are you implying that you don't actually love it?

I've seen it (at least in beta) for dashboard-mounted GPS devices. Too lazy to find a link.

Yes.

What is the cancellation policy? If you're only looking for a flight, could you book the package and then cancel the car rental?

The files are INSIDE the computer!

"The only people who should hesitate are those who don't want to be confined to Wi-Fi."

You're doing it wrong.

I have no problem going caseless. Had my Evo for almost 2 years now with just one teeny corner ding, which I can live with.

Between the hassle of a MIR and the high failure rate (see Newegg reviews), I'd stay away from that Patriot microSD card. Not worth the effort/headache to save a few bucks.