Didn't realize this; it must be a fairly new change. I remember when I first signed up in 2003 or so I had to verify I was military just to open a checking account. Nobody can beat Deposit@Mobile :)

Except you need some form of US military affiliation for this. I do agree they're great, though (very happy customer of 7 years :).

But the trick behind this is that it only works with an active data plan. Broken much? There is still no way to use a BB on T-Mobile functionally without paying for a data plan (except making calls, but who does that?). I can use 100% of the features on my G1 over WiFi only; no data plan needed.

Google Apps for your domain offers a bulk-import feature from Outlook and other clients.

Gmail offers all that you wish for. Take the free premium trial for GApps, bulk import, then cancel. Problem solved? :)

Does everything you want and more; including Netflix support.

http://wdtvlive.com/

Dumping tickets aside, what about for memorabilia sake? Growing up I sure kept every ticket stub I had since it was the only memorabilia I could afford and I was never lucky enough to snag a pick/drum stick/shirt/etc. I've also had a problem of buying tickets for a group and having 1 or more people back out last minute -- it seems silly to waste seats to a good show, so I've always ended up just giving them away to anybody who will take them.

I have an Android phone myself, if it adds any credibility to how I feel over this all :).

For those of you complaining about this, please note that it was "per the ToS". Don't like it? Don't use the (Android) software, then. It's a free market -- vote with your money elsewhere. Until this remote nuke feature is used on something I've PAID for, and I'm left without my app or my money, I'm not too bothered by it as, again, I AGREED TO THE TOS.

...What did you call my mother?

So 100/50 is cool all within the mainland for them, but how much content is actually native (ie: how much will this really benefit people)? The bottleneck is still the pipe(s) that feed the island.

I don't see all the hype about electric vehicles. While I agree we need to move from our dependence on fossil fuels, electric vehicles simply move the pollution from the highway back to the power plant. All that energy has to come from somewhere...

Vista and Win 7 both worked out of the box with zero issues for me; Win 7 even on my 2006 laptop (which it detected the brand/model correctly, to boot). No problems with my Linux Samba shares at all -- looks like user error on your part.