@abates25: Don't forget the New Balances.

@reynwrap582: Agreed. I don't have any problems with Mac users, just the rabid proselytising fanboys/girls.

@Bant: Electric Burger: Me neither, but that's about to change really soon: I just bought an Arcade for $140 to catch up on Xbox exclusives I missed out on.

Shouldn't the website be making at least 6 digit monthly revenues with over 22,000 active members?

@Knuckleguise: Well, according to the comments below, Snapdragon's GPU of is relatively underpowered compared to Hummingbird's. Good to see processor competition in the market though, hopefully this will make Qualcomm introduce a better GPU in its dual-core Snapdragons.

@Yarrik: Yeah, we do know that, but Snapdragon just sounds cooler (and more lethal) than Hummingbird.

@HeroOfTomorrow-you're holding it wrong.: Fair enough. I don't have any build quality issues with my N1 (I think it's pretty darn solid), so I'm surprised that the Desire was so badly built.

@HeroOfTomorrow-you're holding it wrong.: Well, not exactly regret, but you always feel a pang of gadget envy when your once-shiny phone is outpaced by its newer brethren. In this case, it's fairly soon after I bought the phone, so it feels a bit worse.

@SunKing: Damn, really? I expected the opposite result, considering their processors' names (Snapdragon sounds a lot cooler than Hummingbird, right?)

Hmm, I'd actually be interested in trying out the coat with all its pockets filled up. I'm sure my mobility might be compromised, but it's a small price to pay for awesomeness (?)

@sygyzy: Pardon my ignorance, but what exactly does BankSimple.com do?

@cc: Wow, that's great! Thanks for the links and help!

Pretty cool functionality. Now if only Chase would release it for Android, or come up with a way for people to do it from the current gen iPad.

@cc: Hmm, I had no idea (I have a Nexus One, so I wasn't aware that it came with Sense). Thanks for the tip, will look into it a bit more.

Yahoo should release a Finance app for Android. The current Google app is quite lame (can't view international indices on it for some reason) and the presence of a Yahoo app might spur on Google to release an improved version.

Wow, looks great in graphite. I hope they refresh the regular Kindle with this colour as well.

@smithers85: Yup, I already downloaded that, but I'd prefer native support. Thanks for the link, though!

If this is to be believed, I'm glad my Nexus One will be compatible with 3.0 (I hope!).

@drmrw: Haha, very nice! I just started watching Futurama recently, and I think Bender would say something like that too. Great job!

This is a nice solution, but I wish Google would just release a Google Docs app with over-the-air syncing and editing already.