I have the BT3030 also and it's great. I use it when driving (yea yea I know) or exercising and it's yet to fail me. So far rain and sweat haven't affected its use. The headphones it comes with aren't bad either. The only problem is the inherent bad audio quality bluetooth introduces. I don't notice it when listening to podcasts, but with music it's obvious. Sounds like a compressed mp3.

No problems streaming to my HTPC thru Time Warner Road Runner. I often queue up a Disney show or kids' movie for my daughter and I've never had to wait more than a few seconds for buffering. We just watched some old Kim Possible eps Saturday night.

I've seen both Coraline and Bolt in 3D and while they were very impressive and immersive, the screen was very dark. I don't know if splitting the picture between the polarized halves makes the difference but in some dark scenes it would give me a headache from eyestrain. It would also mean some scenes that were meant to be bright would seem shadowy and less pronounced. Still, the 3D effect usually overcame this.

"Don't worry son! I'll punch that car back into the TV!"

He looks like the young old hip guy from the Spongebob soda commercial.

RADICAL!!!

Is that Barry Williams, TV's Greg Brady?

Did anyone else get a small version of the movie poster about a week before this opened? Screw the Corys. I went to that movie to see Heather Graham.

I have one already. But who could pass up a free one? I love it.

smelting.. that movie was atrocious, but the line was smelting

@Nick, The Nokia 5800 is probably the closest anyone's come to a cheap(er) smartphone with media capabilities so far. S60 is still pretty powerful.