I fail to see how 'really good dick' sucking equates to bad service. You shouldn't resort to sexism for insults.

They are the colors in Google's logo (and surprisingly very similar to the logo of the Nexus One). Hmmmm....coincidence?

I fail to see your logic. You had to memorize a QWERTY keyboard layout and you would have to memorize Morse. You have to learn/memorize something for these inputs. Take Swype [swypeinc.com], you have to have the keyboard layout memorized, on top of memorizing what gestures do what. Or even Voice inputs...you have to have a language memorized/learned to be able to speak it.

Its normal for a mobile phone to last a week?? Were you using the thing to call anyone? I had about 6 different models of cell phones (all Samsung) before my current smart phone...I had to charge them at least 3-4 times a week and I barely used those phones for anything more than an alarm clock. I actually miss those days, seeing as my Nexus One only lasts 9 hours.

"MonoDroid applications run with the Mono execution environment. This execution environment runs side-by-side the Dalvik Virtual Machine. Both runtime environments run on top of the Linux kernel and expose various APIs to the user code that allows developers to access the underlying system. Both Mono and Dalvik are runtimes written in the C language."

http://monodroid.net/Documentation/Architecture

The country and course schedule definitely put things into a better perspective. I wasn't aware this was in Canada and I only have experience with universities in the US.

I graduated from a University in CS last year and I don't understand your need for such long battery life.

Many of the rooms had outlets handy, some at every chair, others just a few at choice spots where all the nerds camped out. Do you really anticipate that you will be in class 8 hours straight? No breaks between classes to charge your laptop and refuel yourself? Is this also needed for your commute to and from school (perhaps while on a train or bus)? If you are constantly in large rooms (lecture halls?), they typically had outlets underneath every seat.

I went through senior year on an Asus Eee PC 900 that lasted 2 hours at the most, but I typically plugged in seeing as there were outlets everywhere. Usually the rooms without the outlets were the ones that didn't require a computer and the only thing people did on computers was play FarmVille/read Slashdot/troll Digg/whatever instead of paying active attention. This was also my primary laptop and I used it to program my Senior Design project in (not something I would recommend on an Eee PC 900).

I am not putting your want/need for this amount of battery down, but I'm not following why its so important in a laptop making decision.

What, you don't like the Java implementation of Youtube app as it is so you need to load a Java applet from the web?

When I was developing a Silverlight 2.0 application almost two years ago, we had something similiar to this issue when (I believe) your plugin version did not match the version of Silverlight coded for. More specifically, when Silverlight 3 was available/installed it would complain to us to install Silverlight, when in reality we should have been downgrading to continue supporting our Silverlight 2.0 app.

I am not sure what the limitations of the Youtube app are, but this is my experience. Not all videos on the Youtube.com search will display on the Youtube app search. I have a Nexus One with Android 2.2 running Flash and I can see many more youtube.com videos than Youtube app videos. Also, when my phone asks me if I want to load a Youtube.com video into Browser or Youtube App, the Youtube app will tell me 'This video is not available for mobile devices.' I have seen this happen quite frequently with videos I want to watch.

I saw the Nexus One promoted on Google ads all over the internet in January/February. It just wasn't promoted in television/magazines/radio like some of the other smartphones I've seen advertised lately.

Name your source. Pretty sure New Jersey is just as full as the rest of the trashy states.

It's Flash and I have long disliked Adobe, but I was legitimately surprised at how well it runs.

I have Flash on my Nexus One running FroYo...honestly, its not that bad. Youtube videos run very smoothly for me (much more so than the actual Youtube app, that thing is garbage IMHO). It's only when you see pages with lots of crap (ads) on them that performance becomes an issue. You can set the plug-in to On Demand, but when you select one flash object to load, I've noticed every flash objects loads and then performance suffers.