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@metric152 On itunes anyway. Can't vouch for android.

It's available now. It came out on the 29th of march.

The part I have an issue with is walking through an x-ray scanner. When you goto the hospital they put a lead vest on you. I know it's not the same strength, but I'm still not comfortable with a low-level of it. Not enough testing has been done with it.

Most people haven't heard of the Nexus One because there were no TV commercials. Web ads may be the future, but TV ads are the present are clearly have more impact. It's probably easier to find someone that has heard of the N1 vs finding someone that hasn't heard of the iPhone.

Skyfire/Jetfire: He was a cool character in the cartoon series and one of the few redeeming qualities of the last movie.

I could see a mac app store to help promote smaller apps (transmit, textmate, etc..), but no way would it be a closed environment. You would still be able to buy "unapproved" software like you do now.

I'd really like them to get back to the story of finding the mother. I started watching the show when it first aired and really liked the concept. It's entertaining to see in-between stories for the show characters, but it's frustrating when the shows plot isn't moving forward.

Maybe I'll be less frustrated when Lost is finished so I only have one show driving me crazy with questions.

@cairn I was just about to comment on this. The Nexus One does support M4A. I have some music from iTunes that has an m4a extension that works just fine.

I used this app when I got a Droid and was disappointed with the syncing speed. Outside of that it was a very clean program. It's good that someone is filling in the gaping hole for computer => phone syncing.

I was surprised to read this because I just bought the Droid. I called myself and work and tried to load a web page. It didn't work at all. You can't talk and browse at the same time. Good thing I didn't cancel my ATT contact.