Really? That's pretty awesome! I'm going to check it out and see if it works outside the US.

Agreed. I have a rooted Nook Color already and I'm considering getting a ThinkPad Tablet (ThinkTab?) to use at work just because of the stylus.

As long as Lenovo keeps putting TrackPoints on ThinkPads, I don't really care about touchpads. TrackPoints are far better for productivity (in my opinion).

I agree with your solution. Those maths problems are way too basic.

Oh, I never noticed that and I used to jump between the English and the American English versions all the time. Weird!

Ugh, that's terrible. I was hoping that Google would have released it by now. So much for open source, huh?

Will we be seeing a CyanogenMod version of 3.2 anytime soon? Or is Google still keeping Honeycomb's soure code under wraps?

Yeah, me too! I was trying to rephrase it, but I couldn't think of a better alternative.

Agreed. I'm currently wearing a 40 year old watch handed down to me by my dad. It still looks really sharp and functions normally even after taking a few beatings over the years.

At $300, I'd be willing to try it out too. Let's hope HPalm prices it smartly.

If we're lucky, it'll probably be in the range of $300-350.

Before you go, how did you get your hands on those statistics?

I prefer replying indiviudally to each post (the type and length of each reply is determined by the original post). According to me, if someone took 30 seconds to wish me on my birthday, the least I can do is reply to that person individually, even if it's really short. I find blanket statements to be somewhat rude,…

Yeah, he does look really old these days. I guess that's part of becoming the President: giving up any traces of whatever youth you had left before the job!

Looks interesting, but won't be as useful without a proper stylus (no, those lame thick ones won't do) as the Courier could have been. Maybe Sony can save the day by introducing digitizer input on its S2 tablet!

It's nice to finally see a Google Docs app, but why doesn't it have offline editing?! It makes the app mostly useless while travelling internationally (I usually don't have continuous data access then).

Yes, I know that, but I chose not to root my phone during my warranty period. Turns out that was a good decision: my phone had 3 major hardware issues in less than a year. So much for HTC's build quality!

Oh, fair enough. Thanks for the info!

Yeah, but you still can't install most Android apps on microSD cards. I keep on getting low memory error messages on my Nexus One.

In my opinion, the back panel looks quite nice. Also, if it ain't broke, why fix it?