@cobaltage I'm not an iPhone fan, but surely there *are* better places to live. Have you been to NYC? :-)

I wouldn't mind if it was limited to browsing/streaming while connected to wifi. Surely the nookDevs can do that.

@jayeda That's what she said!

Luke Wilson probably just got a free iPhone. He looks pretty desperate for work.

You can share most B&N ebooks across multiple devices, even multiple Nooks, if they are on your same Barnes and Noble account. There's a device limit. Plus the "lend" feature, which I think is kind of lame.

The only problem with the nook is that the book prices at Barnes and Noble are so much more than at Amazon's Kindle store. They've lowered their prices a bit, but they still need to be lower to be competitive. On the other hand, library books are available for the Nook (have to be sideloaded) and there are lots of free ePub books.

The perfect compromise would be for Kindle books to work on the Nook or for the Kindle to open up. You can convert most ePub books and make them Kindle readable, but I don't want those extra steps.

The keyboard on the Kindle is pretty annoying or I'd probably accept the DRM and go with the Kindle. The touch screen on the Nook will probably turn out to be annoying too. I'll hold off until I hear actual reviews.

My 3G has always recorded video with Cycorder.

I want a gorilla pod.

I WANT THIS!!

I want windows 7!