Don't count it out completely if you plan on rooting it. The physical specs of the phone are still very good, so I don't think that all the bad that comes with this phone is amounts to anything that a good ROM can't fix.

@SadAstronaut: Gamerankings is a joke. However, Mario Galaxy 2 is badass.

I'd hit it like the fist of angry Persian god.

Does anyone know if Swype "learns" as you type? I could probably look this up, but I'm lazy.

@xcornmuffinx: I thought RE5 was awesome. What I would like to see though is something like that first dlc they put out. The one where they brought it back to old-school style res evil.

Yeah it's surprising they didn't at least go with a snapdragon. I'm sure Cyanogen will make it thoroughly badass though.

So upgrade? HP makes some nice servers, and some really nice thinclients. I've never understood the Navy's policy on "let's keep everything 10 years behind the curve." Strangely enough, all the computer's I used in the Navy were all Dell's along with the servers.

@RT100: I agree. While phones are nice for those that want music on the go, I absolutely love my 120GB iPod. I get to carry around my entire massive music collection with me wherever I go.

Isn't Shamalamadingdong the devil? Seriously, someone needs to not let him make movies anymore.

Maybe a highly choreographed musical announcing the end of apple?

@moonshadowkati: I too came here for the Sauron comments...

@Stem_Sell: Ba-zing!

I disagree with Robotnik. Dr. Wily deserves that spot.

Something on Intellivision. God those things had the worst controller design ever.

@zelannii: Yeah I guess I didn't really take that into consideration. I was thinking along the lines that it's more recently become a huge deal.

@comtar: Super toy #1!

@Communist Pope: I would argue that Blackberry's are (well, were) more important. As of yet, none of the handset makers other than RIM provide the business solutions that Blackberry's do.

Virtualization. This is huge deal for businesses. There are so many benefits for companies using VMware and Citrix and the like, and the industry has nowhere to go but up.

@comtar: My first thought!

@ballesteros1992: I have to agree. The PS controllers feel far more comfortable in my hands. Maybe it's just a preference thing.