@shua.jo.m: Shouldn't it work, since it's a web app.

@iansadlerzd: I think it works through the web app.

@falven2000: Would you like them to invent a new dessert in order to codename an update?

@o0RaidR0o: It isn't that bad. I think it has Gmail. You can also download whatever's missing, such as Google Maps w Latitude and Navigation. It just comes with the Bing stuff by default.

LG sucks at designing smartphones, now.

@MadMacs: You do realize you don't have to Graffiti public property right?

@funstraw: *facepalm* What would I do with HD video chat? When did I mention it. I guess it's an option, but not interested. Especially considering the vastly overpriced extra cost of it.

@patranus: 1080P is my point. 1080i? It supports 1080P video locally and future streams.

@thefastest: Local media, at least.

@patranus: You can view your local media in 1080P right? Is that better in 720P? When more 1080P stream sources emerge, is Apple going to provide a firmware upgrade that magically makes the hardware capable of 1080P.

@funstraw: ...also 1080P unlike AppleTV. Let me know when Apple hits 2008.

@thnikkamax: You can get free tethering on the Market with apps like PDANet.

@thnikkamax: Google doesn't have anything to directly do with the G2, or any other Android phone, minus the N1. Plus since Android is free and open source, they don't make any money off HTC selling G2s. It comes from using Google services. You using it on a Windows Phone 7 device is just as good for them as long as…

Everyone talking about the BB style keyboard.

@kagekiri: Eh. I just choose the 1st post linked to troll patrol in the article. Take a look at the article, tons of posts have been moved to troll patrol. More than I've ever seen on any Gawker article.

I like'd how any dissenting opinions were moved to troll patrol by their mods.

@imTheKing: Android would not be in the position it is now, if it was difficult to use for the average consumer. You can't just flood the market and expect devices to sell without a positive reaction.

@gizmodocon: They've demo's it. It's not a mock-up. They're are numerous hands-on. Of course it's ready.

@SharpnPointy: I'd take PC/Mac capability over iOS support. Also how exactly would it work when iOS devices are limited to WiFi while these aren't

@imTheKing: I've played with a Logitech's Google TV box. It worked pretty well for me. I tried 2 or 3 apps. (Pandora, NBA GameTime, and Netflix) all worked great.