@BLToday: If the minimal fee for licensing Google Apps was the only thing holding them back, they would have paid. The problem is Google Apps and the Android Market are only allowed on phones. That's what Android was meant for and the apps on the Market were designed for. That's why the "Galaxy Tab" from Samsung is…

@dropdeadfred: Who were you replying to? I see nothing in his post which you could perceive as Apple hate.

@GalenAlexis: As long as your a completely new customer...

@Iz1ck: You're not American. Not fooling anybody.

@vein11: That's a small step below asking Steve Jobs to get an Android phone.

You already have terrible taste if you decide to buy this thing.

@OMG! Red!: Well, it's just a mockup. I like Engadget's better; at least it shows 2.2 instead of 1.5/6. Neither of them however show Android 3.0, which what it supposedly will run.

@Dracoster: That's a widget that mimics the HTC Sense clock available on the Android Market. That's why the rest of it doesn't look like HTC Sense.

@RuckingFetard: Well since it runs Android, you'd still have the option of those free to cheap games like Paper Toss, Doodle Jump, Angry Birds, Plants VS Zombies, etc... You'd just also have access to PSP games like God of War and Call of Duty, not to mention all the NES, SNES, Genesis, PSX, emulators on the Android…

In other news approximatively 2% of Apple's workforce was laid off today.

@v6sonoma: He joined Google as "User Experience Director for Android" recently. Apple did howerver get the guy behind WebOS's notification system.

@DoYouLikeToastToo?: Damn I could buy a lifetimes worth of Fruit Loops for $11,000 and there are people out there spending that much on a motorcycle. It just makes me sick.

@lucasway89: Then use the touch screen, or if you want use a Bluetooth control. Hook it up to the TV if you want. One option doesn't take away the others.

@mehoff88: The Droid 2 has the same internal specs as the Droid X plus a physical keyboard. It does however have a 3.7" screen instead of the 4.3" screen on the Droid X.

@Andre Kibbe: US marketshare is close to 0%.

Can we get a free version for iPhone? T-Pain costs $3.

@jsbaugh1: No they would have killed WebOS and just taken the patents.

@MayorBloomberg: He uses Android. I'm sure he'll make sure the app he's in charge of works well on his platform.

For those wanting improvements to the FaceBook app on Android, they're on their way. One of the main guys behind Android is now head of all mobile development of FaceBook, meaning he's in charge of all the apps.

@MayorBloomberg: Well he was part of building it, and judging from the fact that a lot of his tweets come from "Twitter for Android" it's still what he uses..