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Tom Brown — http://source.android.com/download — 2009-04-20 10:06:27 US/Pacific —

Admittedly the G1 has less muscle than the iPhone but I'm surprised you don't mention it. Perhaps many companies and volunteer hackers can crank out even more cool things - Tom (paid shill)

ngan — 2009-04-20 10:25:24 US/Pacific —

Switch to AT&T. I would definitely consider getting an iPhone next yr when my current contract expires. Would be nice if I could use it in lieu of GPS with live traffic updates

steve — 2009-04-20 21:00:19 US/Pacific —

I agree, the iPhone is the clear leader in the smart phone market at this point. But, I have a hard time with paying $300 for something that I may lose, drop, or flush by accident. I don't think smart phones will be replacing laptops any time soon. Computers (PCs at least) have become cheap enough that they are almost a disposable commodity.

Louise — 2009-04-21 23:55:41 US/Pacific —

Speaking as an iphone owner, it's very convienient and cool and useful. . . but it's not really good for surfing the web in the traditional way you would use a computer. The Apps, like the one written for facebook, makes the interface very easy to use format-wise and useablity.

Unfortunatly I love the iphone, and hate that I love it so.

Mom — 2009-04-23 10:34:30 US/Pacific —

Eric, I find it amazing that these phones can be re-programmed. How long until y'all complete the programming of your cars, refrigerators, stoves and dishwashers to automatically purchase, store, cook, serve and clean up after meals?

Speaking of food, how did you do with the caramel corn? It takes a while to perfect the technique, but once you get it right it is easy. Don't get the syrup on your skin, it is so hot that it will burn you badly. Maybe you should have a disclaimer on your food link.

Mom — 2009-04-28 19:40:13 US/Pacific —

Remain Calm, think Zen thoughts. The last time the Swine Flu made its round, nearly everyone in our family became ill with it. As I recall, it was not a big deal, the latest miracle medication, Immodium, had just become available over the counter. We treated our influenza by taking Immodium, Tylenol, drinking allot of water and gatoraide, and by doing a lot of laundry, particularly undershorts! The Swine Flu was no big deal, we even had an asthma sufferer in our family, and that person is today living very well and prospering. (Asthma is no longer a problem). Don't wait for the Government to save you, go now to the store and buy some Immodium, the worst aspect of the Swine Flu that we suffered was the problematic uncontrollable intestinal expulsions and the endless laundry! One would believe that people actually will be turning into a Hog or a Sow, for goodness sake, it is only the flu, and nothing that most of you have never experienced before.

Stacey — 2009-05-11 15:32:03 US/Pacific —

I've always thought of my iPhone as a computer. You've just reinforced that idea for me.

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