Uhm, no. Patently wrong. You must not have your WiFi turned on. Works on my system just fine through WiFi, my desktop system via WiFi, and my wife's Bluetooth-less HP laptop via WiFi just fine.

I think it looks like a slightly younger David Letterman. :)

Even worse, you could have run loadlin and run an old distro on your phone. Play with it a bit and I'm sure someone would have found another way of getting Android up and running on it. :)

Oh, so they're like every other industrialized nation, especially when they start rapidly picking up momentum. China is starting to flex its collective muscle just like European countries, the US, and other nations did in the past. The difference this time is that China as a country hold about 1/4 of the world's population. They will only listen to the world's concerns when enough people bitch and don't buy products manufactured there. The first part of that last sentence is easy to carry out. Everyone likes to bitch and moan. The second part of it, well, that's a weeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee bit more difficult to say the least.

Aren't all three platforms based on .NET with variances in the build for the specific architecture? They've done in essence what Sun has been trying (and succeeding in numerous ways) of building for one platform and distributing to many. .NET is Microsoft's JAVA. This isn't surprising, it is EXPECTED!!! Ok, done with my rant. Please, move along....

http://www.ewg.org/cellphone-radiation -- This is the actual report site. Have a look through.

Exactly. Honestly don't care who or what writes the music, as long as it is good, thought provoking, emotional, or just plain neat. I listen for the enjoyment of the music, not for the composer of the music.

I've always had a fond place in my heart for this little gem. My dad still has one which I believe he bought at CES way back when. BTW, it's the Data-2000 from 1983. You could program on it and he had a printer for it. Next time he offers it to me I think I'll accept it :)

http://www.vodafone.co.nz/symphonia/

To answer your questions:

1. Depending on where you are in the world, yes or no. In NZ, yes, you can use whatever network you wish

2. I didn't know Skype wasn't allowed! I have Skype on my non-jailbroken phone. I picked it up on the App Store for free. To get to your point though, no, you cannot use the other app stores around which is a serious shame

3. I play MP3s all the time. No DRM.
If it is a 3G or a 3GS at firmware 3.1.2 then yes, you can jailbreak pretty damn easily. You can just as easily put it back in jail if you like.