I loved Graffiti too on my Palm m512, I Was really sad when palm lost against lexmark and removed graffiti for the same input system of symbian.
Anyway, I've just searched and there is a graffiti port for android. But I just feel strange using the finger instead of a pen (maybe it's time to buy a capacitive pen).
Cya

Palm is missing, I really loved my PalmV and my m515 at those times (m515 still works).

What about Humidity, dirt, paper-eating bugs etc...
Aluminum and steel are already easily recyclable enough and are highly durable, I used my old steel AT case for 8 years till the ATX era and I think my current steel ATX case will last at least for the same time ;)
No cardboard box can last the same ;)

I do believe that cardboard could be a good replacement for plastic and metal in all situations where you don't need durability (I've seen cardboard chairs at a festival), but I want my pc to last ;)
Cya

I think that plot and good gameplay is much more important that graphics in the kind of games I do like, but this is not true in any kind of games.
IMHO Gameplay come always first, a game must be fun to play, then came the rest in an order depending on the game kind, as an example an online fps doesn't really need a plot.

Anyway it is also difficult to describe what "good graphics" means.
Saying that "good graphics" means high-resolution and photo realism is like saying that a photo is better that a painting.
It's not a matter of pixel, is something more complex, it's a form art, you have to choose your canvas, and you have to use it well.
An example is Okami (wii and original ps2 version), its low-resolution/low definition graphics to me is the most beautiful eye experience I had from a videogame. The plot and the game-play are just as beautiful, so to me is one of the best game ever.

Anyway It's a matter of taste ;)
Cya

Well is difficult to explain what a flash memory is (but there is a detailed explanation on wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flash_memory). To make a long thing short (and very approximative), a flash memory is a sort of "unconnected capacitor" (floating gate) the charge is changed using a quantum physics effects (not only), and is read due to the "interference" of the charge of this "capacitor" with a "nearby" transistor gate.
So the first thing you have to know is that the data on a new flash memory stays for a long time (10 years at least), but not forever, cause the capacitor discharge due to natural loss of carge.
Due to disk writing (changing the value of a cell) the charge is loss faster and faster so there will be a day that the charge of a cell will be completely loss after just a few hours or less.
The effect you may see depend mostly on the cell type (SLC or MLC) and cell allocation algorithm, but the first thing you'll see is random data corruption of recently updated datas; but, due to the cell allocation algorithms, faulty cells will be eventually assigned to updated fat data and the damage will propagate fast.
My sugestion is: replace a flash memory at the first signs of data corruption.
Cya

Meucci was the real owner of the idea of the phone. But he was almost forgotten, only recently it received some credits.