It's becoming standard to charge an extra $30 per month to unlock this feature on comparable devices (Android). I would think Verizon would do this along with AT&T.

@adamatx: I hope so!

Traditional Wheel of Furtune strategy would lead you to believe R S T L N E is the most popular... looks like I need to restrategize!

I bet the next iPhone will be compatible with Verizon's and AT&T's LTE networks since they'll both be using about the same technology...

So if "Droid Does," what will the iPhone do on Verizon?

Regardless of party affiliation, this is a sad and warrantless transgression. People need to CHILL!!

And this didn't happen?

"whether deliberately or not is uncear"

@siwex80: Um.... that article mentioned nothing about Android...

Hey Rémi, You could definitely find more openness in the Android Marketplace...

I really hope Motorola doesn't F' up this beatuiful UI with a stoopid skin...

@The_Beer_Baron: @Unspellable: @chogaijin: @Garrett TheDream Weaver: *sighs* so much wasted effort. None of you disprove what I've said, in fact you almost codify my stance. The fact you took the time to comment on my rants shows just how much you want to believe the opposite. On one hand, you all are fucked up;…

@inkyness: either 6 or 12 percent ABV, depending on state regulations. Source: [www.phusionprojects.com]

@sansa: OMG, here we go... You realize what I said, right? You read the article, right? If Christians truly believe they are imperfect, why do they prance around as if they aren't? I know all the lingo: You are not your own. You are but a vessel for His Glory. Not by your own righteousness, but by His... blah…

I am digging this paradigm they've created with the Honeycomb UI. Unlike any tablet out there...

@johnmc: IJFD

What he said about Christians is real. Under a guise of love, Christians often trample upon people. I've heard it said that Ghandi himself wanted to be a true Christian, but he didn't want to be the only one...

He constantly talks about money saved, but what about the smell?

@octasquid: Um... it's called fragmentation, thank you!

"To be fair, the platform isn't even a month old yet, Chrome OS isn't quite polished (neither is HTML5 for that matter) and it's only dedicated device isn't even available to the public."