All well and good, I should have commented when Google added Metro as an alternative.

The experience was a bit un-thrilling. As usual with Google, I like the concept and the Cr-48 is built like a tank, but the hardware is underpowered for what you are trying to do. YouTube, even on a fast connection is impossible. The Samsung and Acer versions run on dual core Atom processors, but from what I've seen, this doesn't increase the performance to new heights. Oh well, if they ever can put ChromeOS on something with more oommpf, I would be all in because I really liked it.

Please post. Thanks.

These are my answers. Dennis just posted his a few days ago.

I think once he has a story mode, or the ability to script a scenario beyond the search and destroy (escort duty, exploration, stellar mapping, first contact, etc.) you will have the most well rounded Trek game in history.

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Good news, the Wordpress app was updated for iOS and now works great.

Amen. Go with your supernatural being.

Hoo boy, it would have been really convoluted if he had announced a Blackberry OS6 emulation layer. Oh, wait! You're supposed to use your Blackberry to tether with. Will Blackberry offer a bundle? Buy a Torch 2 and a PlayBook for one price and get one data plan? There seems to be no sales model for this thing announced because no one has told us when they are coming out. I am sure developers are as confused as Balsillie; do I write an Android app, an AIR app or use the SDK and write a native app? I also agree that they are beta testing these things on the backs of the users. The only other compelling tablet is the HP TouchPad because it works on a truly scalable mobile OS that is in the wild today, there just aren't any apps for it.

He continues to amaze. His Dr. Strangelove is awesome.