Also, I should have pointed out that this was also the reason why I bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab, this time, instead of waiting for Motorola's new tablet. Motorola's increasingly tightening grip and exclusion of the community prompted me to instead to "vote with my dollars" toward a brand that seems to be moving increasingly toward opening up to open-source development and welcomes rooting and modding. Motorola may have brought me in, but they lost me as a customer once they began locking down their units. Untethering Google's closed-source apps from the operating system was an excellent step, on Google's part, to give users the best of what they want out of their operating system independent of the version of operating system they're running. The differences are now mainly reliant on the hardware manufacturers and carriers--and those purchasing decisions are something that anybody can ultimately control regardless of their technical aptitude.