Paul S.

@YoMamaOS
Unless that smartphone was an iPhone. Hence why my N1 still has its original 4GB card.

I have to wonder how this will affect 3rd parties that have been building their own social gaming networks for iPhone/iPad/iPod touch like Plus+ and OpenFeint. Will they try to compete with the company that made them a success? CAN they compete with them?

Wow, perfect timing. I just got my AT&T compatible Nexus One a few days ago!

Nice!

Heck, I can't even get myself to play as an evil character in Fable 2, Fallout 3, or Mass Effect. It just isn't in me to do it.

Loving the new site layout! Much cleaner, and the comment system is much improved.

After seeing the new design and the Engadget Show, I'm really excited for what you all have planned next!

My family's still on contract with AT&T until July, but as soon as that contract is up, we're going back to Verizon. I'll be buying whatever the top-of-the-line Android phone is by then, whether it's the Droid or something even better. I'm quite excited actually - I already started researching the "must have" Android apps.

I do love my iPhone, but my family is getting frustrated with poor AT&T coverage in our area of Long Island, and when I'm at college in NYC my signal is constantly dropping in and out. We rarely had any problems when we were on Verizon.

SO happy!

I've been wanting a Katamari game for a while, but never owned a PS2, and after hearing about the DLC-on-the-disc debacle with Beautiful Katamari, I didn't buy that either - But now I have a PS3, and would love to get Katamari Forever.

As for Warhawk, I don't know if it's my kind of game, but it certainly seems like something my brother would enjoy, so I'd give it to him.

Ah, how I wish I could go. I worked at the Smith Haven store a while back, so I know a few of the people that will be opening the Manhasset store.

Alas, I'm studying abroad in London... so it would be quite expensive for me to get there and back. :(

From what I understand after reading the Gizmodo article, the LCD will only be on when needed, and off when reading a book.
So yes, it may use a bit more battery than the Kindle and Sony's readers, but it should make the user experience considerably better.

My very first Metroid moment - When Samus does that awesome jump & flip off her ship at the very start of Metroid Prime. Oh the memories...