@mricyfire: 'They need a unified system..like Apple, whenever there is an update, plug your phone in, download, install and done.'

@sfyire: It's a great device.

@Mex: Desserts in general. Other than Halvah(I expect them to continue with one-word names, but who knows?) I can't think of anything decent for H, but after that, there must be plenty they could use. And, as they've said, at some point(likely when they deem the platform mature) it'll settle down to once-a-year…

@MisterHister: Correct and it's ultimately down to the carriers and handset makers if and when they get updates at all. As much as I'd love for Google to dictate everything, they really can't make everyone release it quickly after they're done with all these custom UIs floating around.

@AdamKaoru: We can only hope.

Oh this is great! That time I stabbed someone to death, it's fine. No, I didn't have intent to kill someone, I was just having fun with my buddies!

@terabyteboy: Owning/providing the data and being able to search it are different. Having direct access to all of that data, well one of the first applications I imagine is Google Maps with Flights built-in :)

@app134: Me too. And yes, I'm serious.

@cnycompguy: Don't you mean iSucker?

Big deal. If you're dumb enough to pay far more than the going rate for any item than you're guilty of not doing any research and deserve it.

@SEDAGIVE?!: *smiles at his official Google phone*

@showbiz2: Then you buy some. There's some free ones, too.

As the Churchill dog says:' Ohhh yes!'

Spotify for me until Google Music launches. Then, as a fanboy I'll likely sign-up for that.

@SEDAGIVE?!: I too thought it was his brother that designed them and Kevin just bankrolled him.

Of course it can be manufactured.

I have it here in the UK. Epic.

The one thing the government and other organisations understand more than anything is money.

@Illundiel: No, magical. Magical and revolutionary.

@BoscoH: Nice :)