Voted for ya buddy...hope you win. :)

@Standish: Yea...hope we have plain Android implementation in all the devices. One of the reasons I love the Nexus One.

Yep...they called it the Vaios of Android.

It isn't DEAD. Gizmodo...please change the title it's misleading.

@Tyler William Rios: That is correct...just pay $25 to sign up as a dev and you can get it from Google.

@Kraizk: Get it from eBay (brand new ones there) but before that I would recommend checking with HTC if they will provide warranty and support for it.

@VeLAWLceraptor: You can still buy it...Many sellers have it brand new on eBay.

@Tobias_Aplin: I agree that Incredible is an awesome phone but being 'locked-down' by both Verizon and HTC is what concerns some of us. With the Nexus One, you wouldn't have to bother about being locked by the carrier or the manufacturer for updates or what you can do with your phone. Nexus One was the first Android…

@Crisss1205: Have you used froyo with flash? It works buttery smooth on the Nexus One. The best way to use it is to put the plugins on 'on demand' so you use flash only when you need it. Most of the videos and websites work just fine. I do not have any problems since the time I put it on demand only. No battery…

Has anybody tried SP1 Beta? I am wondering what's new and/or improved from Windows 7. It is already an awesome OS.

@twophrasebark: Right, Time magazine would perhaps name him the most powerful man in the USA.

If the iPhone 4 has THE BEST reception of all the iPhones, then how does it drop more calls than 3GS?

Agreed with Apple that there is signal attenuation when phones are handled, but they do not drop calls when you touch a particular 'X marks the spot'.

I would say it is the best phone in the market (despite its shortcomings). I own one (after having one stolen I bought it again) and totally love it. Too bad it was held back by Google's stupidity of selling it online only.

Nice...I'm sure that hippy loves his job. LOL!!!

Should have asked him, "Do you use a bumper to make it work?"

They will show off the new iPhone 4.0.1 update and what it fixed, demoing that the antenna issue is actually a non-issue.

I think this is more of Verizon's idea than Motorola. Here's why: if you install anyother rom or even 2.2 on your phone, you get access to stuff like wifi hotspot. Now, if you do not use Verizon's proprietary app for it,they have no way to detect you're actually using it. And they have unlimited data...people are…

In the 2nd picture, it would have been full of cars if it were USA.

Hope this brings some good news to the iPhone 4 owners.