Yes. To over-simplify things, in Android, free RAM == bad. On PCs, free RAM == good. But Android goes to great lengths to fill as much...

The nerd in me wants to put a little nerd in someone else.

I saved up my allowance money for weeks as a kid to buy a 16-bit console. I frequented the local pawn shop regularly looking for new NES...

Not true; that was a technology problem. LG's problem is in support, a completely soft resource.

Marketing.

An older LG device? The G2x was their flagship phone, and the first Tegra 2 device to market!

Did you actually use it, or are you...

With their current reputation due to the G2x, do they really have anywhere to go but up?

...Wait, I take it back. LG, please don't prove...

From what I know of Apple's new mapping software (disclaimer: I deny everything and I'm making this all up), unless they make...

They've never carried a top contending smartphone? That may be true of recent days, but "never" is hardly the word I would use for the...

They can't. The CDMA versions require proprietary carrier crap. That's why Verizon has such supreme reign over all their phones - they...

Agreed; I would have purchased the Galaxy Nexus when the Google Play store re-opened, except that I just don't like Samsung phones. I know...

Yet another round with all Android blogs doing Transformer giveaways. Count me in!

The truth is, if you have a full HTPC, you probably won't have much of a use for Google TV. But an HTPC is hardly an out-of-the-box...

By your logic, the inverse conclusion seems more true.

If you decide to stop using Google TV:
a) with a set-top box, you're only out the...

Weird, the blog ate my formatting. Second part should have read:

Google TV output > HTPC > HDTV (I used bidirectional angled brackets...

I think you're envisioning a completely different product. Google TV is not a replacement for your HTPC. Google TV is an *input source*...

Tell me more about your air conditioner.

My morning caffeine hasn't kicked in yet. I read that as: "I'm going to try Android".

And this type of policy from AT&T is one of many big reasons why I'm glad their acquisition of T-Mobile fell through.