@brillow: A more apt analogy is a video about foie gras or veal because it's not one of the common meats. It's definitely optional. If such a film came out in the USA and also exposed the meat had dangerous levels of heavy metals in it, yes most Americans would stop eating it and not want the practice to continue.

@grumpyguru: guru fail.

Do any of these companies offer thin white borders in their 8x10 or larger sizes? Because Kodak doesn't and last time I checked neither did Snapfish or Shutterfly.

@Kakkoii: Are you sitting closer to the screen than the very center row?

@pekosROB: You don't know yet that AT&T's network is so overloaded that only you and one other person want to stay with the carrier?

@cuevas: You actually hoped for that? Thanks for the laugh. I'm sure HTC really would've let Google undercut their own phones by half and crushed their profit margins.

@OmegaVader: Tell Verizon to get the stick out of its butt.

@Brookespeed: You can buy the iPhone unsubsidized. Why do you think this will be different? It'll be $80 a month subsidized, or unsubsidized with no contract for $60 a month plus $400-500 for the device.

@Jules Winfield: If you have Sprint the Hero is good for you and the Droid is just a dream. Did you mean to type you hate Sprint? #android20onhtchero

@Ninety-9: Presumably sometime next year HTC will come out with a Super Hero using a Cortex-A8 and most people won't bother with the original. So with respect to your prediction the question is will it come out before July? #android20onhtchero

I just wish Samsung would release the specs, and use a faster chip than the 528MHz one the competition's got. If it has that same chip then the Sprint Hero or Verizon Droid will be the better phones. It'll just come down to if people will pay more for those networks over T-Mobile's. #tmobilesamsungbeholdii

@Super_fly: Read four comments below yours. Or google it.