Is this phone quad band?

I find it funny all the people asking about data / voice at the same time. CDMA does NOT allow it. Apple can't fix that.

@Squid_Tamer: Penmanship is for those losers at Yahoo. Long live our Google OVERLORDS!

@vortex: I thought they just made it pinky big for those of us who don't want to hold it.

@DBX00: I just switched back to a Blackberry. At the end of the day I was tired of a slow buggy os on a phone that was dead by 3 pm. Now with my BB I don't have a nice browser and games but I can shoot emails and make calls from 8 am till midnight with plenty of charge left.

And so it begins...

+1 on this shit sucks weekly column.

Spend the same time building an iPad app.

@boneheadotto: Shit they probably didn't think of that. Good thing you noticed. Email them so they can recall them before it's to late.

@Purdueable: Ahh the taste of unfathomable sadness.

I can't wait for HTC and Motorola to fuck it up with their software!

@Lupus_Yonderboy: People hate it because vendors abandon there older model once a new model comes out. All those quirks and features that were promised to be fixed/implemented go to the new device and your left sol.

@rcdl: with a keyboard and mouse. Try doing your day to day on a PC with only a touch interface. I RDC into my Windows machine with my iPad and it gets old REAL quick.

@winstonsicle: Ya I was looking at some Cisco books and it was a few dollars less. I refuse to until they give a decent discount. It's the same thing as having paperless billing. They hammer at you to sign up and tote its benefits but give you no discount for the amount of money you are saving them.

Still no native iPad app.... sigh

They don't have an SLA so anything is better then nothing. Your not guaranteed anything from them.

GET THIS TO BRITNEY PARIS AND LILO ASAP!

@Pixelologist, Esq.: I have my router forward WoL requests to my PC at home.

@Bramsey89: The ones that hold your hand and make it so any idiot can set it up cost a lot. The ones that are just a simple VNC viewer are relatively cheap but you have to setup the VNC server on your desktop, setup port forwarding, setup a dynamic DNS service, etc, etc.

@xhedgehogx: I think they took that feature away in the latest update.