I think it's time as consumers we move on from this. Jobs and apple have given us their final word and a fix, what else is there to say?

@Kerensky97: the difference is, I dont have an option to go and buy android 2.2 at best buy. Users are forced to hack their device to get what they want. Even though i enjoy doing that, it isn't how it shouod be. The cliq isnt 2 years old either, barely even 1.

There seems to be too many people signing up, i cant log into my social accounts. The stock feeds are actually pretty good, and the design is slick!

@iTofu 3GS has no reception problems: I guess ive always been one for the latest and greatest. 2.1 really is a lot slicker than 1.5 though.

I was ecstatic when I saw this come on the market. I've been working through this and broken sword, both excellent on the ipad.

Im too busy getting my virtual haircut on youtube to idose.

Ouch. Theres no denying that its a bad thing that so many people are stuck below 2.1

@plusEric: There are different kinds of geeks. Enjoy reading cell tower monthly..

I think windows phone 7 looks great. As an android user, I find myself pining for a bit more prettyness with general use.

@sip: Haha! I love iron chef..

Poo, the video must be flash, I cant watch it on my ipad ;(

@BazookaJoe: Well im a pretty big geek and havent ever seen an example of this, so someone has to find this as interesting as me.

@AdamKaoru: Nobody thinks those kbs suck, just the stock one. Troll.

@AdamKaoru: Who claimed..lol. Everyone knows the stock android keyboard sucks.

@Tyrunn: The desire keyboard is great, but swiftkey has some unmatched word prediction. Very solid kb.

Yes! That was everything I could have hoped for and more!

@iloveleo429: We are not ignorant to any religion, we love to learn and explore all ideas.

All I can say is, expect Motorola to screw you in the end. They have proved time and time again that they only care about putting out new hardware and not supporting the long term user.

@demographic: Google is leaps and bounds ahead of other companies in terms of openness. There simply isn't enough open-source type people out there for something to be completely open.