I hope it fails in every possible way.

FCC, you are our only hope now (I can't believe I'm saying these words).

Downloaded and running on my Dell Inspiron 1520 (plain old laptop, not a netbook). I just used the 1GB microSD that came with my Blackberry and an old transflash to USB adapter.

Wi-Fi works. Sound works. Java doesn't work. Typing is slow (not sure if this is because the adapter is crappy). The Apps tab is visible but can't launch individual apps (like Calculator). Does not see internal NTFS or external FAT partitions (tested by composing an e-mail in Gmail and browsing to attach a file). Temperatures seem to be high, as the fans are working nonstop.

I'll post additional impresssions later. Feel free to ask questions.

omxohmz

There are phones fuglier than the RAZR?

Still happy with my Xbox 1. Once they get GPU decoding implemented and get h.264 to work, there won't be any reason to change devices anymore.

They should pit it against NOA's humanoid, Reggie.

Cool. Another Apple topic. You idiots don't even need help from Engadget anymore, do you?

Re: filling atoms with data. Just look at the human brain. It can store at least a few TB of data, right? Or perhaps a few dozen or a few hundred TB? Which raises the question: can the brain actually store MORE than one bit per atom?

Google and RIM should get their shit together and fix Gmail syncing issues on Blackberries. Now that would be progress.

DakStaka @ Apr 3rd 2008 4:32PM:
"That's a great solution. The pool where I used to live in Hobart uses the heat in the sewerage pipes"

Are you saying that other people's warm poop heats your swimming water?