Such a huge fan of reviews done months after product release (and John Gruber agrees). Check this out for the Palm Pre: http://bit.ly/3PCdRf

Very interesting indeed. Going to try & get in touch with a rep to figure out the economics. I'm purely guessing here, but I'm thinking that it might be more profitable to do business with Walmart than Amazon. Walmart is getting into a new channel here and will need to undercut their most obvious competitor.

Disney To Acquire Marvel Entertainment For $4 Billion

Forgot the name of the monkey but goddamn was it cute. Enjoy

Well, that title is a bit misleading. In reality, I trashed Sprint for AT&T. I've heard many people trash AT&T's service in the NYC area (only about 30 minutes north of me) but I've had exceptional coverage in NJ. So that's that; I'm back to AT&T and done with Sprint for good.

 As far as phones go, I loved the Palm Pre, even more than the iPhone. However, even aside from the service issues, the phone had a few glaring setbacks:
*Even after numerous updates, the Palm Pre would still have substantial lag when performing even basic tasks like scrolling through the contact list.
*The hardware was great to hold in hand but just didn't feel like it would last the test of time or a single drop. Actually, after the only time I've dropped the phone, it would restart randomly without notice or cause.
*I made more mistakes on the Palm Pre keyboard than I did when I was first getting accustomed to my iPhone keyboard. The Palm Pre keyboard is just too damn small and its error recovery is pathetic.

 Even with the above in mind, I was very (and still am) optimistic about the WebOS platform and can't wait to see the future. But for now, service is king and the phone comes second. I just wish I could have experienced the Palm Pre on a more competent network.

Thanks,
Arthur

So I'm gonna start using Posterous from my iPhone (not the actual app, just through email) to post everywhere. We'll see how it works out.

  
Thanks,
Arthur