@JEmlayUSA: i do not believe your IPad will fit in a Pocket. it's a completely different class of device and should be left out of this conversation.

@JEmlayUSA: i have no qualms using Android after 2+ years of using the IPhone OS. it has it's quirks. but so does the IPhone.

@JEmlayUSA: HDMI out, big screen (far more beneficial then a higher res screen of the same size) user replaceable battery. more application freedom.

@agentkramer: I don't buy a phone just because it's what everyone else is doing. i buy a phone because it does what i want it to do.

i hope they can get the FPS up on the cameras. in the video's ive seen the feed is alittle more choppy then i would want for flight.

@Calzo: been there, done that. they tend to crash very easily compared to what they claim for the stability of this thing.

@bombastinator: its not.

LOL! i briefly knew the guy on the left while in Highschool. i 'believe' i had met the guy on the right at some point as well.

@Tom2.0: it was like watching Jeremy Clarkson review a laser pointer.

@VoidingWarranties: neither website seems to list a one watt laser, much less any laser for 200.

@Lite: an adventurer is me!: Does your music have DRM? If not, Android supports both non-DRM AAC and MP3 files out of the box. You can use doubletwist to sync your iTunes library with an Android phone.

@sarchosis: never had any accuracy issues with my EVO. or axis snapping.

love mine. the form factor is alittle intimidating at first, but now i cant imagine anything less.

@erichg14: my battery life is nearly identical to my IPhone 3G, IPhone 3GS or Nexus One.

@snitch: mine has been perfect, and the battery life has been very similar to my Nexus One, or my IPhone 3GS before that. i suspect the 'terrible battery life' stems from the device getting used more often. i know i use mine a ton more then my IPhone or Nexus.

@Dallifornia: it's what normal cameras have. compared to the weak LED flashes most phones have now.

@bill cant fart: i do believe the phone was found at a corporate gym.