I keep the Google search box around because it has Google Suggest. Is there a way to add Google Suggest to the awesomebar?

I have passed the test. I will diminish, and go into the West, and remain Galadriel.

This is too bad, but I saw it coming. Showtime can no longer view Netflix as a distribution service when Netflix is suddenly spending money by the millions to position itself as a competitor. I just hope we don't see older content getting pulled from Netflix too. I am not interested in Netflix as another premium…

You can move the reload and stop buttons, by right-clicking on the taskbar and choosing "customize". Then just drag it wherever you want it.

In the not-too-distant future, Verizon and AT&T will completely control the mobile exchange of data in this country. They will set the prices, they will determine the caps, they will decided how freely those exchanges occur. Of course they don't care about Sprint. Three's a crowd.

If it's anything like the Alltel acquisition, it will be more than a year. I am still waiting for my phone to be activated, and they are about 4 months behind schedule.

288 mb.

I'm on Cyanogenmod 7 and it's awesome - made my phone totally useable again. Not the browser though. :p

I would buy one in a heartbeat if it cost $200 and did all the things my $1400 Vaio can do.

Well, the Android browser must run significantly better on a high end phone, because on my HTC Hero it runs like crap - slow, jumpy, crashy, miserably bad. I far prefer the Mirren Browser.

Sure, if they want to make all the millions of XP users switch to Firefox. IE9 doesn't run on XP.

Someone must feel threatened.

Assholes.

"Hipster" is like verbal chicken. Everything tastes like hipster.

You can store bagels in them.

The HTC Surround. It's my replacement phone as At&T gobbles up my local carrier. I am coming in from an HTC Hero, which I couldn't live without, and with which, I am thoroughly entrenched in the Google ecosystem.

Sweet - my next phone is WP7 and I am a heavy GV user, so I was hoping there would be something out there.

Please post your findings.

Distracting sites like..... Lifehacker.... Gizmodo.... Gawker....... :p

Poor AT&T and Verizon. I'm sure they are just barely scraping by.