Stuff like this is why I hate the mainstream media industries. The whole 3d push, awful pop music, superstar directors/producers that are completely overrated, the whole works. It's like a combination of awful. And yes, I did see Avatar. Good movie from a visual perspective, but seriously lacking in any plot or depth.…

@MrCheatachu: I wish they did this still.

@lostarchitect: They still have 30 days to return it for a Droid X, a Droid Incredible, a Droid, a Droid Eris, or a Motorola Devour. All of those are better options than the Kin and manage to reach all price points.

I don't think it's time for this movie yet, though I don't think it's a bad idea. I still think something big will be leaked from Facebook about Mark's beliefs or behavior or something that will end up killing the site for good (or at least begin the downward spiral.)

"And the danger of not touching the materials you work with."

@Matthew Weflen: I've personally never had a problem with a CAT-5 cable that still had the tab on it. Now, without the tab...

@Xyst: MySpace really really blew chunks.

They honestly should have launched this thing on Cricket, Virgin, Boost, someone who has cheap, youth-oriented plans. Sprint owns a lot of MVNOs in this area.

@blehbleh13: I think it's pretty abysmal, but about what I was expecting.

@XJRSS: Probably. Compare that to number of people who have theirs connected to their facebook account (just over 8,000): [www.facebook.com]

The KIN app on Facebook only has 8,043 monthly active users. [www.facebook.com]

I wouldn't really be surprised if Facebook was run by GLaDOS these days.

@Yahweh Took My Prepuce: I don't think he wrote that song FOR the movie, but whatever.

@Corgyll: Those drives are easy to upgrade, if you're so inclined.

@waclark57: He could have an HTC Phone with Flash lite, a Palm Pre running the 10.1 beta, or a Nexus One with froyo and the 10.1 beta.

Whatever happened to unlimited? They should seriously just use that song tagging tech that lala had before that fruit company snapped them up.

@PinkSabbath: My HTC Hero didn't even come with one. On the other hand, "Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry" is practically a mark of shame.

@Incoherent: The RIAA will find an excuse to sue about anything they aren't currently making money from, even though it may have nothing to do with their "services".

@Matt0505: Buy it soon, they'll probably start flashing this update at the factory, which breaks the current root exploit.

@joni: She's hotter than Nokia, Symbian, or Maemo. She's the kind of girl you'd want to marry. Confident in her google apps, yet willing to try whatever you can think of.