I like your Latin-based distinction of "free" better than the free-as-in-beer v.s. free-as-in-speech method.
I'll have to remember it for the next time I give a speech on OSS at the Roman senate.

I met a gentleman last night who recently purchased a Droid phone and claimed that it's the first mobile phone that he's ever owned. When I asked him why he didn't own one before, he responded:

"I thought cell phones were only useful for buying drugs."

I think he also has a 5-digit slashdot user id

I'm from Tahiti so I might have missed something in the translation, but what is wrong with this planet?

Haha. This reminds me of an old image describing an early hands-free cellphone system:

http://spiro10.files.wordpress.com/2008/12/hands-free-cell-phone.jpg

Thanks for the clarification. I was horrified to think that chewable H1N1 vaccine was suspended.

Can a Keyblade be used to crack open this Keychest?

The iPhone is also enticing for developers because you only have to develop for AT&T's network and its restrictions.

When you develop an application for the BlackBerry, you could find that a feature that works on AT&T doesn't work on Verizon, or behaving entirely differently on T-Mobile or Sprint.