Dave

Copy/paste from the "Features" column of the description of the phone on the business site. Price on contract is $299.99.

In particular, note the "HTC ExtUSB(TM ) -- 11 pin mini USB 2.0, audio jack, and TV Out in one (HTC TV Out cable sold separately)"; that means no 3.5mm jack. Also interesting, the PTT:

Voice & Calling
Advanced Speakerphone with mute button (dual speakers and dual noise / echo cancelation microphone)
Vibrate
Silent Mode
TTY/TDD Support
Push To Talk
Voice Dial
Voice Record
Voice multimedia messaging
Messaging
Mobile Email -- supports Microsoft Direct Push, Active Sync - scheduled sync and POP3/IMAP4*
Conversational Text Messaging -- send/receive short messages*
Multimedia Messaging -- send/receive messages comprised of text and images*
Mobile Instant Messaging -- download the application then send/receive messages in real time using AOL® Instant Messenger, Windows Live(TM) Messenger, or Yahoo!®*
MEdia(TM) Net Internet Browsing -- gives you access to email, Web sites, games and more on your wireless phone*
*AT&T service required.
Software & Connectivity
Stereo Bluetooth® 2.1 with EDR
Wi-Fi IEEE (802.11b/g/e/i) -- access and transfer data
aGPS supports AT&T Navigator -- for turn by turn navigation*
MicroSD(TM) Memory Card support -- store songs and other media files up to 32 GB (microSD card sold separately)
HTC ExtUSB(TM ) -- 11 pin mini USB 2.0, audio jack, and TV Out in one (HTC TV Out cable sold separately)
*AT&T service required.
Camera & Video
3.2 megapixel color camera with auto focus (take panoramic pics and Geo-tag pics)
Mobile Video (MV) -- watch streaming video on your device*
Video Share -- share a live or recorded video during a call*
*AT&T service required.
Highlights
Talk, Tilt, Touch, and Type
Connect seamlessly
Innovative design
Personalization & Entertainment
AT&T Mobile Music -- includes integrated MP3 music player, MusicID and more*
AT&T AppCenter & Windows MarketPlace - Downloadable ringtones, Answertones®, games, graphics, and applications*AT&T AppCenter & Windows MarketPlace - Downloadable ringtones, Answertones®, games, graphics, and applications*
AT&T Wi-Fi
AT&T Navigator
PTT
FaceBook, YouTube, Mobi4Biz, Mobile Banking, MSN Money, MSN Weather,
My Cast, NewsBreak, Online Locker, WikiMobile,
WorldCard Mobile, FM radio, JetCet Print 5, Getting Started
Games: Astraware Sudoko, Astraware boardgames, Bubble Breaker, Diner Dash 2,
Ferrari GT Evolution, Guitar Hero IV, Ms Pac Man, Scrabble, Solitaire, Teeter
*AT&T service required.
Organization
Alarm Clock
Calendar
Weather & Stock Updates
Calculator
Tasks
Search
File Explorer
Notepad
Voice Recorder
MS OFFICE Mobile (Word, Excel, OneNote, PowerPoint)

RPGs FTW! I hate twitch, and it's the best value for the dollar (usually).

Not sure if this is exactly the same or not, but on my WinMo phone I have an exchange account set up. My work requires that I activate security on my phone (PIN lock) to connect to the Exchange server. Of course, I have no mail that needs to be secure, so having to enter a PIN every time I want to check something on my phone is annoying. Since I can do a remote wipe, I'm really not worried about it from a security angle. So, I can go into the registry and change a setting to disable the requirement client-side.

The point of this rambling is, perhaps on an iPhone, there is also a client-side hack that can be made (though it would probably involve jailbreaking). Sure it's a security hole, but seriously, if someone steals my phone, I seriously doubt they're going to try to spam my office network with meatspin links or something; they'll prolly just pawn it.

DAMMIT! Still no Taruen rogue. That would have been so badass :P

"We're still waiting to see whether Palm or Sprint will put an end to these 3G hijinks"

I can do this on my WinMo Touch Diamond on Sprint (free app, auto install of course). Part of the setup is to edit the registry of the device to tell Sprint it's the phone using the data, not a tethering connection. So, Sprint can't stop it, because it doesn't know what you're doing. You just have to watch how much bandwidth you use.

Yup, pressing 1 allows callers to skip all that crap and go straight to the beep on Sprint. Also, when checking your voicemail, 1 skips all the prompts. Got a new message? Mash 1 a couple of times and you'll get right to it.

It would be awesome if this worked with the Korg DS-10 synth program.

Ok, great, they jack up the prices of the songs, then give them back to us bundled. Hooray!

Well, considering two 99 cent songs cost $1.98, $1.99 is a bit of a ripoff. I guess the .01 is a convenience fee?

Well, it's only about $150. I'm sure it will go deeper than 30 feet, they just can't say it will for warranty reasons. For that price, I'd take it down to 100 feet and just see what happens :P