Jonathan

If I win, the first thing I will do is buy horses for my mountless characters

@ttringle The only problem I see is that the Logitech box doesn't seem to support the coaxial RF connection that pretty much all TV antennas use. The digital tuner is built into my TV, so I don't have a set top box at all, RF goes straight into the TV.

Am I going to be out of luck with my over-the-air HD? Probably. :(

I don't get why people focus so much on the initial cost of the phone. After two years of paying voice and data every single month, $100 is chump change. Just get the HTC Incredible, it's $8.33/month over 2 years vs $4.17/month for LG Ally

@Tes I agree it's not a huge deal, but it might be a little annoying for gaming. It seems like it's nothing that can't be fixed by quickly picking up your fingers. Regardless, I'm pretty sure I'm getting this phone once my contract is up.

@Tes I agree it's not a huge deal, but it might be a little annoying for gaming. It seems like it's nothing that can't be fixed by quickly picking up your fingers. Regardless, I'm pretty sure I'm getting this phone once my contract is up.

Can you test the multi touch to see if it has the same issues as the Nexus One a la http://www.engadget.com/2010/03/03/nexus-ones-multitouch-confused-more-easily-than-droids/

Correction: March 2008 was my start date for Vista

Have you actually tried using Vista on a day-to-day basis? I used Vista from March 2007 until October 2009 when Windows 7 came out and it was great. Zero complaints. Using XP at work felt OLD. Yes, there are differences, but once you learn the new location of a few settings and whatnot Vista was definitely superior to XP.

Nice, especially nice to you