Oh, that's not so bad. I was thinking about getting a Pre since I've already got Sprint. How many apps are actually useful?

How many apps are in the Palm catalog now?

I guess that means I'm dropping my SERO. Most people who are on SERO are tech savvy intelligent consumers, do they expect us to just use these shitty dumbphones?

I know this is really cliche, but is this going to work with SERO because if it doesn't, I'm going to be the ATTs newest customer.

HEY GIVE ME THAT THING I NEED IT FOR ME I FEEL LIKE I'M IN JAIL HERE

Another noteworthy failure by Sprint

You're speaking about an EXTREMELY specific group of users, the majority of consumers don't care or know what Android is. It boggles my mind that Engadget readers can't comprehend the fact that MOST people don't care about any of this. If they're shopping for a netbook they just want something small that they can do word processing and web surfing on. A lot of netbook users are older people that just don't need a full fledged laptop, do you think they want to mess with Android? No, they want XP, or something like that.

@IG: I agree that Android is cool, if Sprint ever releases an Android phone I'll certainly hop on but it's not really a functional operating system for a netbook. Windows XP/Linux works fine and does a lot more.

Am I the only one that thinks this is kind of a stupid idea?

Can I have the camera on it too