Yep, I installed it a couple of weeks ago and it really didn't need the drivers on the leopard disc. Let's hope they don't "fix it"

"...with the best phone camera ever"

I'll recommend de Olympus 620 because it fits all your criteria and more. It has in body stabilization, which means lenses will always be stabilized, no matter how zoomy they are. Canon and Nikon are also great cameras (T1i & D60), but you'll need is on their lenses. You will probably will do fine with the lens that it brings any of them, but Olympus kit almost always come with 2 lenses for the same or lower price as the first 2. Here are some links for your reading pleasure.
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/olympuse620/
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/nikond5000/
http://www.dpreview.com/reviews/canoneos500d/

@ Paul
"I wouldn't want to buy a phone that syncs with iTunes using a hacky solution, but still this is good for Apple, so I guess I can't complain too much"
Dude, you aren't old enough to buy 2 phones, let alone discuss it here. You love Apple good, some of us have multiple phones and would like to simplify our lifes. After u get out of high school you'll see.

That brought me memories of me doing the same with AT&T, but saying I wanted the iPhone without data plan. Here I thought I was being unique. Cheers to You, break him

Wow, never have seen and inverse fail ( or fail to 2nd degree?)

We now HAVE to suffer their salesman face on, great job!!

GSM, that's the only thing holding me back. (In AT&T I mean)

@ Windows FTW
Why are you even trying with Paul. Let him be with his iPhone in love wherever he wants, you'll get an ulcer. I've used Palm and WinMo devices for years and it has been thought as a basic feature for them. Your better off not arguing with a 12 year old and his JonasBros-filled-OCD-I'mAlways-right-you-will-never type of person. Your basically fighting with eric cartman
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8xdvXbHQR2I&feature=PlayList&p=6B724D67B6D7A37F&playnext=1&playnext_from=PL&index=23

I've been Palm user for most of my life ( or theirs) and it's simplistic and open approach it's what made it good. They were the first ones to integrate the phone with the pda ( seamlessly), but they rested on their laurels. This phone it's just what they needed a fresh restart, welcomed by those who really care