I didn't think there were so many Fox News viewers trolling TMZ ! Looks like they do view other sites than billoreilly.com!

So weird that people on here hate Tina Fey so much. Almost everyone I know thinks she's hilarious. Then again, I went to college.

idiots.

Awesome. Good for you, Brad.

Why is it that iPhone fans get so defensive when you bring up the G1? I was an early adopter with the original iPhone. It is a beautiful phone and it works well and my reasons for switching back to T-Mobile had far less to do with the phone than with AT&T. T-Mobile's customer service is awesome. AT&T's coverage in my city is not as good as T-Mobile's. It's not significantly worse, but when you consider that AT&T's plans are much more expensive it kind of makes you wonder why. Now, a great new phone comes on the scene and the iPhone people get threatened whenever it gets brought up on a blog. I think I understand why: they paid good money for the new "must have" status symbol and now the very possibility that it's not the coolest phone anymore makes them go into attack mode because they think a gadget's coolness makes THEM cool. It doesn't, by the way. You should own a phone because it works for you. I suspect the G1 will work very well for a lot of people. The iPhone just isn't the best choice for everyone. I know most iPhone owners are not like this, but the ones that are seem to be the most vocal. Very annoying.

My G1 arrives today. I can't wait!

Personally, I think Its because T-mo has the best customer service around and fair rate plan pricing. I was one of the folks that jumped to AT&T for the original iPhone and it wasn't long before I came back to T-mo. I realized that I was paying too much at AT&T and that I like my Blackberry better (for a lot of reasons.) I'm an attorney and I'm out of the office a lot for work so I need something dependable and the iPhone didn't cut it as a business device. That being said, it's a beautiful phone and is great for entertainment. If and when they make it available for T-Mobile, greatly improve the battery life, make corporate email easier, and make MMS and voice dialing standard I will consider getting another iPhone. Until then, I'm hanging on to my Curve. But then, I don't mind keeping my iPod separate from my phone.