Those are all good!

Sprint has over 50 million users, I don't think they are going anywhere anytime soon.

In Davenport IA they have a railroad bridge known as the "Truck Eating Bridge" which has claimed over 100 recorded photos of trucks slamming into it. This despite the fact there are signs, flashing lights and other warnings triggered miles before you actually reach the stinkin' bridge. It's not the GPS fault, it's plain stupidity at work.

It's Mobile World Congress, which many gadget lovers have been looking forward to, since there are major phone product launches occurring. The news of some of these phones is definitely worthy of making the regular Engadget blog.

Out in eastern Iowa as well. I work for a best buy here, and we have been out for weeks, and it is still on backorder at every store. The Pro has been hard to come by as well, but has recently been showing up in stores.

God forbid Sony sticks with the memory that works best for this type of camera, and has for many years. Last I checked Canon still uses CF cards in their entire line except for the new XSI. Is Canon behind in the game as well?

Great news, glad to see this happen!

A700 isn't entry level. A200 is the new A100, the low end model. The A300 and A350 fit perfectly in between them, as they both have the live view option which is new to the line, and they are not as powerful as the A700.

The new A3x0 series blows away the Nikon D60 and will provide some stiff competition for the new XSI. I'll be curious how long it takes Nikon to respond because they are going to be hurting if they don't come up with something new.

The Cobalt/Black SKU is in the Best Buy system as well now, on order they said, but on yet available in-stores or online.

They were the leader in the class with their 18x model last year, but the reviews were incredibly bad, so I'm sure it is not worth mentioning.