@nka: If I remember correctly the way that ADW was preinstalled with Cyanogen Mod made it so that you couldn't just update via the market. I have no idea why it was done this way but I don't think it was difficult to fix. Normally ADW Launcher updates just fine through the market.

@DayallAxededed: You should be able to uninstall ADW Launcher and install the market version. I think I did this when I ran CM but its been a while. I'm actually planning on switching back to 6.1.2 soon (maybe tonight) and if I do I'll post an update on how to upgrade ADW.

@Sputn1k: The Nook does have free books through Barnes and Noble. And it supports EPUB so there are lots and lots of free books out there in that format that you can get for it.

Wow, the new Proof series is finally coming out? Hopefully they can stick to some semblance of a regular schedule with this.

@Lupus_Yonderboy: I know that the Seattle Public Library lists the Nook as being compatible with it's eBooks. I'd imagine that other libraries are the same.

@limitless.opportunity: Google has said that Chrome OS is designed for keyboard inputs and Android is designed for touch screen inputs.

The new keyboard is already out there for download for rooted users. :)

@djblois: Some updates to this are rolling out in phones before 2.3. The original Droid on Verizon is getting 2.2.1 which includes better Exchange support.

@dmccall: There are a number of apps that let you turn down the "system" volume which turns down the camera volume. I used to use "Volume Control" by RevsoDev. I haven't figured out what else, if anything, is changed with this volume control.

@e.manthas: Try this link: [www.gameloft.com]

@JakeWharton: A QR code can be made that contains a link to anything, so a QR code could be included to the link on XDA forums. Granted if you don't have a XDA forums account the QR code wouldn't be as useful but a QR still could have been included.

@Coreboy: I don't know about "stock Android OS" but you can root the Epic and put a custom ROM that is more similar to stock Android. You can also use the stock launcher app instead of the Touchwiz launcher. Or you can use one of the 3rd party launchers like ADW or Launcher Pro.

@Sithishade: "Oh wait, there's frickin' aliens! *is excited*" was my response to reading the first issue of Turf. But that was set in prohibition era New York and had vampires.

@Pope John Peeps II: Unless this is different than the 18 Days's book that my comic book store had last week it's not really a graphic novel. It's description, scripts, and art from a Mahabharata animated series that Morrison is trying to get made. It is absolutely crazy (big shock there right?) and has beautiful art.…

I thought Tom's weather report was supposed to follow the story on the young man on acid.

@RB26Skyline: That would be Former Deputy Secretary of Defense. From the mid 70s. I wouldn't expect him to know what's going on.

@gonzorider: I like it a lot, but I just reread the first couple of

@BlueBeard: Sort of, but not really. Shakespeare is a wizard and various characters from his stories are trying to find and kill him. While fighting other characters from his stories.

@I see the light. It burns!: Any paid Android app can be returned within 24hrs for a refund. The problem with 8pen is that it seems like it would take longer than that to get used to it.

@sirrix: Yeah, I've seen this type of socket in Saudi Arabia. My hotel room actually had European, US, and those universal sockets in it.