gimme!

I read this blog daily for news when previously I would have read more mainstream press publications. When you think about how many great blogs there are that speak to specific interests and are well done, you can see a clear path as to how produced video content will find the audiences. Standardization of RSS, and aggregators played a big part in this maturation of this medium. The same will have to happen with video, as there are so many platforms companies, and no real great way to discover content that is relevant to you.
These tools for distribution and consumption will be put in place over time, and indie video will be as prevasive and as common place in our lives as blogs.

I'll have to agree with you Jason, I think that rights, and licensing will be the single biggest problem with ALL of the sites that claim to be video sharing and distribution sites. That content in question is owned by media companies, they own the rights to distribute that how they want. If YouTube is distributing content owned by someone without permission and profiting from it, then they owe the company whose content brought traffic/value/revenues.
It is irresponsible to hide behind members of the service.

Dude, ain't nothing wrong with GSM. What's the alternative? The boring VZ phones or the no-service sprint phones...

You guys should give this one away!!

Very sexy. After years of persistence MS is finally making inroads in the mobile market.

I love the possibilities that a Linux phone opens up. I just wish they would make it a bit more sexy. I would also be concerned about battery life.

I want it. I just wish it had FLASH memory. I hear its pretty big. I think I am gonna get this and the N61 which is a beauty as well.
Nokia gets the shaft here in the US because they don't want to bend over and change their OS for carriers, and put carrier branding all over their phones, so they don't get the same play that LG and samsung get.

But they seriously are one of the best mobile phone companies out there.

This whole thing is ridiculous. We all know they aren't gonna shut it down. I wonder whether the judge has a blackberry or not...

Yeah this is a pretty bad idea. To tie any mobile device to particular branding is a bad idea especialy when that company does not enjoy market dominance ala MS or Apple