@FermentedDischarge: No, the max is 480p.

I'm up to 74 tabs... not bad, though I could probably try harder if I really wanted to.

@Jacobm001: That's probably why they limited.

@Brandt: It's already trending skywards, too. Should be interesting.

Should have been Julian. No doubt.

@Whitson Gordon: Probably for devices that don't support push yet (I.e. 2.2-)

No groups, though. I like to sort my contacts and ... well, it doesn't.

I think it's been fixed, I'm not getting anything for "kittens."

Hey Google, my Nexus One wants this right now.

@Denver is too damn high: You got that far? I gave up at 21.

Is this going to be nuked in the next update by Apple?

@viperacr133: This actually isn't that bad of an idea. With some applications, you need a little more than 15 minutes to figure out if you like the damn thing or not. But with games, you should have a pretty good idea of what you're getting into before you take the plunge and that first 15 minutes should do well.

@Bsjskier: Oh, there's always ways to game the system. This isn't specifically an issue on the Android platform, either.

I'm not going to spring for this device, I'm quite content with my current Nexus. What I am excited for, though, it Gingerbread. Bitch all you want, I like it and I want that speed performance enhancement.

@PrairieMoon: Ahaha, that surely is an optimistic outlook there, Prairie.

@Ants_Pai: (I'm 17 and I lurk) But I have a fucking brain between my ears and know what's right and wrong. Jesus.

If anyone can create a full cross section of our society, it's Google.

And what is a 16 year old doing on 4chan?

It's fairly safe to assume that, if you're using GMail, there's no other application that even remotely compares to the native application at this point and, having used the BlackBerry in the past, I'm starting to believe that (again, if you're using GMail) there's really no reason to get a BB over an Android device.

@Dr.Jeckyl: As in just packaging this with the G-Bread release.