@Piero Giorgi: "She may not look like much, but she's got it where it counts, kid. "

@Bs Baldwin: So you are the reason they are in reorganization. You should feel bad.

That is pretty sweet. I bet they sell at least fourteen of them.

Damn it! My first thought when I saw the picture was you were going to show me where R2-D2 was.

There is a separate issue that gets referred to as fragmentation. The Hero/Eris was released in October of 2009. This is more than a year ago. There was a time when you could buy a pc game that your one year old pc was not capable of running due to not meeting system requirements. While this does suck people…

Wild Wild West was a horrible movie but it had Salma Hayek's ass in it which made it a great movie.

Well no one is ever going to say, "I accidentally deleted my Myspace."

@kdupree: I have used PDANet and it wasn't bad. Since rooting I use Wireless Tether and prefer it.

Wow, I am surprised by how many people felt compelled to say they don't care. That music came out over forty years ago so it must suck.

Such a stupid idea! Skylights always end up leaking; pretty soon they will have to put a bucket there when it rains.

@fdisk: Not that I am against dumb asses being blown up. There certainly does not seem to be a shortage.

@mwjw696: Your kids will find a thousand reasons to laugh at you; they won't need Blue-Ray.

@fdisk: Except terrorism is not only about killing people but also creating fear amongst much larger numbers of people. Blowing up one dumb ass is not going to accomplish this.

@gemcosta: I am not sure why anyone would want an AOL email address but the company does own Moviefone, Techcrunch and Engadget as well as other web properties.

@popennell: Isn't there an app for that?

@Brookespeed: The white version has been indefinitely postponed. They probably wont produce them until the next generation of this phone.

@unidelvius: Perhaps a custom ROM that adds speed dial functionality.

This is not a simple phone it is a pretentious hipster phone.

@walkingagh: I have to agree. I have a sixteen year old and he hasn't checked his email address in months. He also uses 60 minutes a month on his phone but sends/receives about 2,000 texts.

I was wondering how long I have been using Gmail so I went back and checked. Coincidentally I signed up five years ago today. Five years of email stored in a service I am happy with coupled with Facebook's privacy track record and I think I'll stay where I am at.