The daily roundup: here's what you might've missed

	Motorola MILESTONE does what DROIDon't: multitouch A quick glance at Motorola's tech specs for the Euro-flavored handset lists "pinch and zoom" as an interface feature, so yeah, it looks like this'll be in the shipping firmware. (See also: DROID headed to Germany, Italy as Motorola MILESTONE)		Leaked docs show HTC's DROID Eris launching on November 6th for $99, running Android 1.5 Like it or not, we've got it on pretty reasonable authority that HTC's first "DROID" phone is nothing more than a rebadged, shape-shifted Hero (something we've been hearing for a while now).
	Adobe engages Apple in passive aggressive warfare with iPhone's Flash message "Apple restricts use of technologies required by products like Flash Player. Until Apple eliminates these restrictions, Adobe cannot provide Flash Player for the iPhone or iPod."	Other news of import Apple pitching $30 a month TV service for iTunes to the networks? iPhone and Windows 7 don't play nice, Intel P55 chipset to blame Entelligence: Of ebooks and suburban moms Apple killing Atom support, dreams of netbook hackintoshers in next Snow Leopard release?
	XBMC ARM port teased, will manage HD playback from pocket-sized Beagleboard Right now the software seems to be struggling a bit with what looks to be 480p wide content, but the devs promise proper HD playback in the full release.		More on the DROID: thoughts from the rest of Engadget While Paul, Nilay, and Chris all contributed to Josh's official Engadget review, there were definitely some different perspectives (and dissenting opinions) amongst the team.
Are DVRs actually going to save the network TV model? Poll: What's the biggest Blu-ray disc still due to arrive in 2009?		Palm Pixi definitely shipping with a new webOS version, but which? Acer Liquid's Snapdragon processor to be clocked at just 768MHz? New Sony Ericsson Rachael UI video hits, still looks nothing like Android