Could stand another one of these as a gift.

Gotta give this one a go.

OMG, it's my favorite color. It would match the cover on my iPhone.

Got 80% of it on there already. Just missing the voice.

Google Nav isn't free. It's $200 for the device, and ~$80/mo for 2 years. For well under $200 I can get a GPS with voice guidance, BT, etc, that doesn't cost $ every month, and has maps even if I am out of cell coverage.

OMG, Joe Camel, how are you doing. Heard you were layed off. Didn't you do a short gig as a moose for LL Bean? Guess you had to go off shore for work. That's a shame man. Take care.

Oooo, it's in Sensuous Black, as opposed to the 'you can have any color as long as it is black', black.

Windows Mobile could use a decent Facebook app, and there are dozens of ways to offer that.

OK, cool, but where do the headphones go? Reason for the question is the similar, though not HD, Griffin product, http://www.griffintechnology.com/products/navigate. The headphones plug into the controller, and NO, you cannot plug in the Apple headphone/mic set and answer the phone. Something about the dock connector not handling audio in. If These let you plug the headphones...AND MIC...into the normal iPhone jack and answer the phone, with the expected, mute the radio and ring in my ears feature, they have a customer. If not, i.e, using them makes me drag out the iPhone to answer a call that I probably wouldn't hear cuz I have the radio going in my ear, then I'll just keep using the FM radio with BT thingy I have, and wait for Apple to provide the 'hey, there's an FM radio already in the thing' software upgrade.

Just got a DSC-T90, but it is going back...I think. Beautiful unit as most Sony devices are. My problem is that it comes with a charger twice the size of the camera, and you take the battery out to stick it in the charger. I'll give it a day, and do some more digging to see if somewhere I find I can charge the battery in the unit from a USB port or a USB charger. I don't even mind buying a proprietary cable with USB on one end, and Sony whatever on the other. I'm just tired of having more cubic footage taken up by accessories than the devices themselves. Phone manufacturers are starting to understand and gravitate to standardized chargers. It's about time everything smaller than a paperback book needs to be chargeable via a 5V USB port, or equivalent.