I really don't want to know why your interface is all GUI

That's called a front door.

"It's kind of an awesome experience to have somebody in the White House pushing for you to get a job," Wedel said. But "as much as it thrills me and our personal situation, it really doesn't help the average American that's in my same situation."

Why is Harold in the photo at the top of the article?

I see a lot of people who've never used facetime. It's actually pretty nice especially if you have small children. You can flip it so its using the rear camera instead of the front camera so in the middle of talking to someone suddenly they're looking at the baby and you can still see them. Sure you could turn the device around instead but try it its actually pretty danged convenient.

It's a story from the bible. He's saying they've been looking for one forever.

Yes and Rico was in Military intelligence err I mean Mobile Infantry.

At the prison I worked at if they didn't place an attorney call properly (including notifying the shift supervisor) then it was recorded and listened to. If they are using an illegal cell phone to place an attorney call improperly I'd be surprised if they could make any complaint when it was recorded. Of course acting on the information obtained from the call is a whole different matter.

They're talking about the requirements to call the phone you build an android phone. In order to do so you MUST have full adb compatibility which includes the capability to do "adb install" and install an application on a non rooted phone. You MUST allow non market apps on your phone in order to call it an android phone. Read the specific sections I quoted carefully. Any device you can't "adb install" an apk onto is NOT an android phone, no arguing about it it point blank isn't.

The config flag at&t changes still lets you run android programs, but if you were to disable adb install functionality, you would lose android market and the ability to brand your device with the "Android" name. Hence your device is no longer an android device. Does it make sense to you now? If not try going back and reading the links I linked you to. And remember an android device MUST be able to run non market apps in order to be an android device, otherwise it's just a Linux device running Dalvik.