Google what?

@George: So you'd rather have an egregiously wrong call that could cost an entire nation their one chance in four years at futbol glory, rather than 2 dudes sitting watching a replay cam while the game is paused for 1 minute?

@jamjen: Exactly. Which is why all all-touch android phones look almost the same.

@FriarNurgle: Maybe you could stop yanking your earbuds out?

@OCEntertainment: I'm sorry, you posted a picture of the Nexus one. The sole difference, aside from some bezel difference (which as someone else said, takes up 10% of the phone), is that it has a trackball? It has the SAME FOUR BUTTONS ON THE BOTTOM. Yet this phone looks bad? Ummm.................k.

@ImAmac93: Before, the Apple website said the white one wouldn't be available for pre-orders or on launch day. Now all it says is "White iPhone currently unavailable for pre-order or in-store pickup." Nothing about launch day. So, who knows? E-mail Steve.

@djdare: Thanks for your life story. I think you're confused though. This is the website you were looking for:

Wow. I'm sorry (and I realize I'm an iPhone fan) but some of those are the WORST comparisons I've ever seen.

Wow, can anyone remember 8 days ago? Chernobyl does. This makes me laugh at all the people that were saying how awesome Sprint was and how much AT&T sucked because they added new capped plans. lol @ you

@R.b.3: Yes, the 4 and the 3GS obviously look identical. Look at the new back, new body design, new button design, and of course on the white one the face is now white as well. Add all that up and you have a phone that differs in no way from the one before it... except in almost every way possible.

@Kaiser-Machead: I work for AT&T. You're good bro :thumbsup: And by, "you're good" I mean, you can keep your plan.

@Magic Beans - licks a pug: Maybe their corporate strategy is to make people happy, because happy customers don't leave your company and go to Verizon.

They're seriously selling a $200 laser to the general public that can set your skin on fire instantly? I really hope I'm missing out on some sort of "this is supposed to be funny or a joke" aspect to this article, otherwise this is a really, really bad idea.

@TerryinSt.Paul: "The expedition provided researchers with several terabytes of information — just one terabyte could hold two days' worth of songs or a million pictures."

"Pay $20 extra per month, connect your iPhone as you would for syncing, and you're good to go—except that you're now on a 200 MB or 2 GB per month plan, one that definitely needs occasional monitoring."

@Ashwin Mudigonda: You might want to read this article. I think they wrote if for you.

@GoldVrod: HAHAHAHAHA! I laughed so hard I almost cried at work. That's hilarious. I hope one of those screens in a camera so if you're under 6' 2" you can still see out the windshield.