How I wish I sat close enough for wires..

@chimpycheeseman: Interesting. It's odd to me how it's so centered around where the smoke is going into the smog.

Where does the orange come from?

@burnblue: I would've gone for the left anyway. It's crisper, cleaner, and just more minimalist which appeals to my design ideals.

@abates25: Libertarian is the bomb, to a point.

@kcoppock: When you think of how much the phone + plans cost (something like $3000 over 2 years), $1.50 for something that could (I'm getting a little hyperbolic) transform the functionality of the device, that's a pretty damn good deal.

@ODannyO: Y'know, $1.56 isn't that much...

@jelte12345: Under no circumstances did I procure my copy of Swype that way... -_-

@Ham_Sandwich: I completely agree about the cut-rate nature of most 3D, but thought it relevant to point out ESPN's investment.

@Ham_Sandwich: Interestingly, ESPN3D is shot with advanced cameras.

@siwex80: Unfunny troll is unfunny.

@xaronax: The pad in the middle. The two spots on it are probably the center of the "joysticks."

@Grindhouse Murders: They seem overpriced because of what subsidies do to your mind. Maybe 5% of the phone buying population even realizes that most phones would retail for well over $500 is we bought them like we buy other gadgets like laptops or tablets as you said. To the general public, phones are no more than…

I love the phone, but $300 is stupid. There's not a chance that this is worth more than the Evo, Epic, Droid X, or even the Droid 2, not to mention the other Galaxy S phones and the G2.

I wish Sprint had a WP7 phone coming before next Spring.

@adema135: I'm with you bud.

@Stingers: Oh, I just read the bottom of the press release, and it says that 2.0 will be delievered to existing customers in the same "coming months" window. Noice.

So, will my Sprint Pre be able to run 2.0?

Hopefully they don't try and pull this over us with the same message as AT&T. Making it cheaper for most of our customers.

@Raidah: Interesting. I'll start doing this.