Interesting idea. I'm thinking of using this to power my iPod while I have it connected to the speakers on my bedposts. Does anyone know of a cable where one end is an iPod dock connecter and the other end splits into both usb and line out/headphones? That way I could have one connection for both power and audio out, plus the geekiness of plugging my iPod into a 10 year old alarm clock only to have the sound come out from somewhere else.

I believe that this phone includes the Bluetooth A2DP profile for wireless stereo headphones (not quite sure on that) which would make it the first verizon consumer phone to do so. The only problem here is the Verizon UI.

Moto's UI might not be the best out there (I'd have to say Sony Ericsson is probably the best) but compared to the standard Verizon UI, Motorola's UI is fantastic

Crippled or not - this phone is still gonna have Verizon's horrific UI just like the RAZR. I have the Moto e815 (one of the last phones before the new UI became standard) and I've used the Verizon UI and found it just unbearable. Also, chances are there's not gonna be iTunes on here but probably Verizon's VCast Music Store/WMA player instead (no mp3 - they got rid of that)

Can you playback video from orb?

*bangs head on table* I never bothered with predictive text and never realized that it was this easy. Does T9 produce decent results? Also, I have a Motorola e815 which has something called iTap (no idea how it works so I keep it off) - does it do the same thing as T9?

Is it too much to ask for to have a phone with BOTH SIP and Skype? D-Link has SIP and Netgear has Skype, now can we get both in one WiFi phone?

#8 (Jennifer Weil): Take a look at PocketMac - http://www.pocketmac.net/products/pmphone3/pmphone3.html - it works with smartphones and it lets you sync your windows mobile device with your mac

Last chance! *fingers crossed*

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