Its actually only 0.2 inch bigger (3.8 vs 4.0), not 3G/HSDPA, has a huge border and looks pretty thick.

At night you may not be able to see the other lights, so you just see one light in the dark.

The so-called "dated os" only has cosmetic problems, which HTC and the like are addressing very nicely. The Fuze for example is a very competitive device, but only served in your podcast as an example of a device which could have been a contender, if it ran a "real OS."

Media sources like yourselves shape people's opinions, so dont go hiding behind "people's perceptions". Certainly anyone who took your opinion seriously will now think the Fuze does not run a "real OS". They would not even know the Fuze can do as much and even more than the other devices you mention, e.g. you can easily download software to turn your device into a WIFI access point.

The main feature you think are missing from WinMo is Zune software and Xbox games, so that should immediately tell you where your priorities are. Some people, around 17-18 million over the last 12 months, want to get actual work done.

The so-called "dated os" only has cosmetic problems, which HTC and the like are addressing very nicely. The Fuze for example is a very competitive device, but only served in your podcast as an example of a device which could have been a contender, if it ran a "real OS."

Media sources like yourselves shape people's opinions, so dont go hiding behind "people's perceptions". Certainly anyone who took your opinion seriously will now think the Fuze does not run a "real OS". They would not even know the Fuze can do as much and even more than the other devices you mention, e.g. you can easily download software to turn your device into a WIFI access point.

The main feature you think are missing from WinMo is Zune software and Xbox games, so that should immediately tell you where your priorities are. Some people, around 17-18 million over the last 12 months, want to get actual work done.

A Playnow store is intergrated in the SE Xperia X1, so this will be the equivalent of the iTunes wifi store for the Xperia, just DRM free and usable over HSDPA, not just silly wifi

Read here http://wmpoweruser.com/?p=715

Orange have no unlimited data plan. They are a joke, even worse than Canada in this, so the Blackberry is pretty appropriate for them.

Any video of the fire? As the spectators were a bunch of iPhone users probably not...

Beat 8 hours battery life in active use. Thats a lot of document creation. Doesn't the Eeepc have less than 2 hours battery life?

Its for business, not for pleasure.

$70 on a $60 12 month contract with unlimited data from Vodafone UK is not competitive enough? Its why I have one.

Yes, I heard the case cracks, there is no removable battery, the battery life is poor and there is no video recording.

Oh wait, thats the iPhone 3G