Photos of the device being unboxed on Flickr here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/35159454@N06/tags/googleion/

The phone has a custom back panel with the Google I/O logo and the boot screen also says Google I/O

Shame I couldn't be there, hope everyone who is there is having a fun time!

WOW this is expensive! 31.65 U.S. dollars per unit!

For comparison sake, the Nokia E71 is 114 x 57 x 10 mm and has a 2.36 inch screen.

How did Palm fit a 2.63 inch screen in a device that isn't as wide (55 mm vs 57 mm) and isn't as tall (111 mm vs 114 mm)?

People complained the keyboard on the E71 is too small, how small will the keyboard on this thing be?

Disclosure: I own a Nokia E71 and love it.

So what is the minimum $/month you need to pay?

I wish you would mention that companies do not fight individual patents. Talk to any financial analyst and ask him to explain to you how patents are used in negotiations.

What is usually done is company A goes up to company B and says "i have a fistful of patents, give me money" and then company B goes "i too have a fistful of patents, give me money for those"

In all likelihood, and I'm willing to put money on this, Palm and Apple will not go to court. They will have meetings, but we'll never find out about them.

S60 is still booting ...

why not just use opera mini?

No GPS = let down

The design, from these pictures at least, is a bit too much bling for my taste. The E61 is a device I enjoy taking out of my pocket. Very corporate, very industrial.

This thing ... not so much.

Sorry to bust your balls but this information is about 2 months old: http://www.ringnokia.com/2006/12/nokia_tells_mic.html

Can anyone confirm weather or not the K810 has image stabilization?