I would think that the cash prizes would offset the value of the hardware. Google was a offering 5 grand more than Apple. Macbooks don't cost that much. http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/03/googles-paying-20-000-to-hack-chrome-any-takers/

Correction: It was posted by googlenexus.

androiddev just posted on Twitter saying that a Gingerbread update - 2.3.3 is rolling to the Nexus S and Nexus One now. Supposedly, it could take a couple of weeks to hit all the devices.

I'll second the ReSharper. It's incredible.