@skintigh: Yep. LAIRCM and DIRCM too.

@tedknaz: I use BeyondPod on my Droid.

@nka: Go to Preferences - General Settings - Hidden Apps and then select the apps you want to hide.

So much for what DroidPro rumor? Wasn't the Rumor always that the DroidPro was going to be a Verizon world phone? That has nothing to do with the Milestone 2.

Didn't the Science Dog Special come out last week?

@xeno314: Skype is available in the market for Verizon phones that didn't come with it(like my Droid).

@Spyrus21: The ninja is a side result of rooting. My Droid has one.

@SEDAGIVE?!: I'm not sure if flash is available for it (I'd think one of the downloadable APKs would work) but if you're rooted the leaked Incredible 2.2 ROM is out there for installation.

Or you could have just downloaded and installed 10.1 when the APK leaked a while ago.

Someday I'd like to only own inline sixes just for the hell of it. Right now I only have one to go with an inline five and a boxer four.

@tokugawa: You have to launch it from the notification bar but Quick Settings makes it so that you can get to all of those settings easily without having to use a widget.

@Sam za Nemesis: Not if it's for sale in the US as a Verizon phone.

@Tristan Irwin: That's been there since at least 2.0. Probably longer.

@tastypotatoes: I'm pretty sure the original Droid had an OMAP processor too.

@tande04: I'm not sure what the iPhone keypad unlock is like but Android 2.2 allows you to have the slide to unlock, pattern unlock, PIN unlock, or password unlock.

@Shadow-Lurker: How did that work with Locale? It used to be free and is now $10.

@Benguin: Figuring out the blend of meat in the patties and the ingredients in the spread just by watching the cooks would be pretty impressive.

Actually it doesn't mean that everyone in the Seattle area gets 2 day free shipping. The zip codes they serve don't even cover all of the city of Seattle let alone the surrounding area.

Yeah, it's been quite a while since I've run a task manager on my Droid. I used to run Advanced Task Killer but then decided to see how the phone ran without it and never went back to it.

@Septhinox: Iridium is used quite a bit for voice calls. The quality isn't the best but it works.