@Drago He'll never come on the show.

I'm not sure how Joshua's managed to think correctly enough to predict the future, what with his excruciatingly tight pants and all.

Give it a microSD slot and I'm 100% happy. Otherwise, great job, Microsoft.

go to www.phonegg.com and use the comparison tool to compare the 2 phones.

Yes, you overweight American.

Yes, I got a free Airave from Sprint. It didn't help because my broadband is satellite internet and the latency is far too high to send or receive voice data clearly. Couldn't understand a word of anyone with the Airave (not Sprint's fault, but I can't help that no one offers Cable broadband where I live).

Tis a shame. I'd love to stay with Sprint as their prices are unbeatable for what they offer.

Please, make a GSM Palm Pre with the ATT 3G frequencies. I will buy a Pre if that happens.

I switched to Sprint for a week when the Pre came out. I got zero coverage whatsoever, even though my house is listed in a full green voice and data coverage area on the Sprint coverage map.

Troubleshooting with the Sprint customer service concluded that the coverage map is wrong. Device is fine, tried different band settings, roaming, etc., all to no avail. Sprint just doesn't work in my house. I would be using a Palm Pre right now (to type this message, in fact), if Sprint worked for me.

Someone make an unlocked GSM version with ATT 3G please =(.

Maemo can run Linux apps for the most part, yes. Some have been ported over and some work natively. I know people have installed OpenOffice.org on Maemo before. It's pretty badass.

Which GPU does it have? A8 Cortex w/ hardware acceleration? That would make for a hard decision between X2 and N900, but I'm leaning slightly toward N900 for the Maemo experience.

Good! Now get rid of S60 5th.