lol...

Seeing as Google owns youtube that just might be too much to ask

Indeed; I own an online, mail in electronics repair company and currently rely on the USPS for 90% of shipping. Reliable, 2-3 day parcel transit for $4.95? Fedex and UPS can't even close to touch that.

Yep, cause Google would love to promote and maintain TWO mobile operating systems....

Indeed, no surprise I guess :-P

"I'll take a dead TouchPad over any living Android tablet in existence."

Even if it is not reflective, it certainly disrupts the camo they are wearing creating a high visibility stripes.

Seriously, it makes me kind of sad that some folks on Gizmodo have not even a basic understanding of electrical concepts.

Exactly, the mini-apps are great, something I could definitely see becoming an official part of Honeycomb.

I just upgraded to the TW a few days ago and really like it!

Seriously! Either the author is intentionally misleading people for the fun effect and lively comments or he has serious issues "translating"

This is not creepy - its based off of publicly veiwable info and photos. Afraid of people "stalking" you? don't make that info public to begin with. It may make stalking easier, but last I checked persistence was already a trait of most stalkers

Nope! :)

Where has Google stated that Android is "Completely Open"? I agree 100% with geolemon, Google has for the most part hit the nail on the head with the balance of "open" vs "closed"

Outstanding, email that to someone important at NASA immediately!

Get one now; IF they ever actually offer an OTA with TWhiz, decline to install it; it is optional after all. Or, if the version upgrade offers functionality you MUST have, wait two weeks and download a custom version from XDA that has returned the framework to vanilla honeycomb.

Have you used an Tab 10.1 yet? I have a Tab and my wife has an iPad 2. We both like different features of each tablet however we both agree that if we could only have one it would definitely be the Tab.

ntl;yshr

True sir; I was thinking of a common interpretation to Gopher wood, Cypress, but than said the wrong C-wood anyway.

Agreed, of all the features of this mock up, that would be the one that puts it on the wrong side of the "plausible line" - Steve would never go for that.