Even if that's true, it's not necessarily a bad thing, is it? :)

Either two fingers or click on bottom right corner of the touchpad, I'm guessing.

Interesting. I've yet to need something like that but I'm all for adding features as long as it doesn't significantly increase cost or result in other major design compromises.

I agree, but I think they're certainly making other PC manufacturers take notice, as they have done with geeks with what they've shown so far.

Crazy. The Koreans are increasingly making more money off Americans (and the world) with their smartphones, monitors, TVs, refrigerators, appliances, laptops/tablets, and cars. Many of my friends' homes are filling up with more Samsung products, and my work parking lot with Hyundai/Kia cars. And we thought the Chinese…

The baby kangaroo only makes his fat ass look bigger and and more pale. Whose brilliant idea was this? He got punk'd by marketing, didn't he?

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Lucky you. They are a serious distraction to drivers (as if they needed more).

Exactly. :)

LOL.

Does the 16mp camera actually result in better photos? If it's the same crappy lens, I'm not interested.

No mention, so I'm guessing no.

You are so bad...lol.

I love the screen and form factor, but the camera quality is pretty crappy (on low light interior shots, at least). But definitely a sweet phone. And this coming from an iPhone 4S owner (the fact that my camera is so much better than the GN is one of my few consolations).

Interesting concept, but I think a convertible tablet is more practical. I don't see too many hipsters yearning to turn over their closed laptops to view a portion of their LCD screen through a filthy translucent trackpad, but I could be wrong.

Think harder. Think high-tech sign flippers - an explosive growth market that has yet to be tapped by the tech industry.

LOL.

I actually like the virtual buttons on the Galaxy Nexus.

Having played with the GNexus and being spoiled by its onscreen buttons, I dislike having the soft buttons on the bottom of the phone in this iteration.

I'd be surprised if it isn't.