No, it's OSX, and you need to type your password to do it.

A few points to the author:
1. They didn't license the HTC home screen, this phone is *made by* HTC. A lot of your comments about the build make a little more sense if you take that into account. Seriously, how did you not know that working in this industry?
2. 320x320 is higher res than most current gen phones. It's no iPhone (480x320), nor is it up to par with the newer 640x480 models slowly appearing, but it's a step up from the 320x240 that every phone released in the last 5+ years has been. Credit where credit is due!

Hmmm, OK, Count me in. I would like the little TiVo guy, if nothing else :)

Oooo, me! GameStop will be happy with me!

I can always use more STUFF. Please count me in.

Definitely a mickey mouse version of OSx86 - the issues mentioned (DHCP, fan noise) are the most common ones you'll find in the support forums over there. Which means that you'll never be able to update this thing without breaking OSX. What a complete waste of time and money.

Ok, haven't seen it yet, but I just gotta get a chance to win....

This is a Smartphone (no touchscreen) like the Q, not a PDA Phone like the i760/6700. And no, it's not the xv6800, it's the xv5800.