I managed to get a similar trojan for Windows Mobile. It hid itself in a game, then dialed (or tried to dial, rather) several premium international numbers at 1 in the morning.

@sbunny: I love "Pushing Daisies!" Though, admittedly, I haven't seen the whole show yet

@sbunny: Just because you're sbunny.

@tucker augie'ben'doggy: Clever, clever commenter.

Don't forget #haikusunday! (or #hearted!)

When I read the headline, I assumed it was about the ubiquitousness of bots on the various social and email sites.

You know, I never payed attention to the authors of articles before. If this is the kind of quality article you usually write/wrote, then I miss you already, Wilson.

Well, hello there, Valua Vitaly.

@Ridley: No, step four is "profit." Step 3 is "????"

@j3oomerang: As long as the bootloader isn't encrypted!

@RobotVampire: I know "Pro" usually refers to the +keyboard version of an existing phone. So it could be either the pro version of the Droid 2 or a keyboarded X.

@kayfouroh: Or even the source. That's been lifehacked now.

@orphic1: And what would be the cure for this be?

Droid may be a Motorola line, but VZW has already shown that they are willing to bend the names a little for HTC, à la the Droid Incredible.

@Ozzie, The Last Hairbender: I'm pissed because the successor to Windows Mobile is less functional. How can you call it 7.0, when it lacks most of the features of its predecessor?

@Strider-No.9: It does look good. Please don't put WP7 on it.

My old school required us to use erasable pens. I've been using them ever since, even my I changed schools and it was no longer required. They're amazing to use in class and I'm frequently get jealous looks in class when I can erase a mistake in an essay, whilst keeping it written in pen.

This Changes Everything. (No pun intended)

Am I the only one who doesn't want an iPhone on Verizon?

I didn't read this article. I watch Eureka on Hulu, so I'm on the eight day delay. I haven't even seen part one of the crossover yet!