M.U.L.E. was a blast, but I have to say that Elite was my favorite, although it could be a pain in the ass until you got the docking computer.

I'm surprised that aluminum foil jacket didn't overexpose the picture when the flash fired.

My favorite item so far is that tiny Sony TV/Monitor that was only 3 credit cards thin. Too expensive to buy right now but it clearly shows the way that displays are heading.

At this point they should just bring the whole system down and fix it instead of trying to fix pieces then letting them run (since five days of evidence tells us this is not working.)

Brett, the only one you'd recognize right off the bat as a Helio phone is the Ocean. The rest look pretty much like any other phone.

I was with AT&T/Cingular for over ten years and had calls drop on my constantly (and I live in Boston, not exactly the sticks.)

A month with Helio and not only have I not dropped a call, the clarity if fantastic.

SK Telecom is printing money, I'd love to see them buy Sprint and enter the U.S. market and would not at all be surprised if that is in their plans.

Alaska Air might want to focus more on things like...I don't know....not crashing planes.

hey...free camera. Nice.

I'm not a rich kid or a Korean, though I did buy Ocean's for my wife and I at a Korean video store in Boston. They have Korean lettering (like I care) and my Korean buddy was able to negotiate me a price of $225 per phone.

The Ocean is great so far. The biggest thing I'd like them to add is a better way to port over address books from other phones.

Suing in India is easy. You just have to pay off the right judge.

Slibus, it does cost that much when you drive an old POS that runs on freon (which you can't get anymore) and have to replace the entire AC system.