I would like to start off by saying that I know everyone thinks I hate everything Microsoft but I had several windows mobiles phones that I liked. For their time, the Pocket PC 6700 and the AT&T Tilt were the most advanced smartphones out there. Now after failing miserably with the Pink/Kin project

microsoft is trying again with Windows Mobile 7. I think they are probably going to fail. Then again I never thought nokia would fail and apple would previal with the iphone, so who am I to say.
First of all, I find the OS is so freakin ugly. This pic is from engagdet.
But really, the looks aren't that important in a phone - its the functionality that counts. Somehow it doesn't even have cut/copy/paste. I can't believe after all the drama with the original iphone not coming with copy/paste, and all the windows 6+ fans making fun of them for it - the new Windows 7 Phone will not have it at launch next week. How does this feature slip through development. Is there something so terribly complicated about copy/paste that I am missing?
From the engadget article:
Update: We just super-double-ultra-plus-confirmed this with Microsoft -- Windows Phone 7 Series will not have copy and paste functionality. There is a data-detection service built into the text-handling API that will recognize phone numbers and addresses, but Microsoft says most users, including Office users, don't really need clipboard functionality. We... respectfully disagree? Sure, let's leave it at that. 
From the wiki article you can also see that in addition to cut/copy/paste - tethering, sd card support, and multitasking are left out of windows mobile 7.
..some features found in Windows Mobile 6.5 will not be in Windows Phone 7 at launch. Among the features that won't be present at launch but have been announced to be coming are cut, copy, and paste[46] and full multitasking[47]. Additionally, support for Adobe Flash (version 10.1) has been confirmed to be coming to the browser as well.[48] Support for removable SD cards and tethering[49] have also been left out of the OS. Microsoft claims this to be in the interest of data security for enterprise users.[50] Windows Phone 7 will also not support Silverlight in the web browser[51] or IPsec virtual private network (VPN) security.[52]
The other thing I think is kind of damning is that they do not have sd card slots. You get a 8 or 16GB version and some people are saying you will have the option to purchase space on a "skydrive" which is basically your data in the cloud on microsoft servers. Doesn't that strike you as paying to rent your own content. I would much rather pay the $40 up front and have enough space to store all my content on a card so that I can insert into other devices and use when I have no connection. People are saying they are limiting the sizes to not compete with their own Zune market. I am sure the battery life playing songs from your "skydrive" is far worse than playing songs right off an SD card. On my android phone and former iphone you could play music off the SD card for about a day straight. Plus when you are out of services area - these phones are GSM afterall - there is a good chance you would not even be able to get to your music. That and the fact that mobile broadband prices are skyrocketing - notice there are almost no more unlimited accounts (which were really only 5GB to begin with.) Most plans are somewhere around 2GB-3GB. So after that, what is the point of even having a skydrive. To pay $1000 a month to listen to your own music.
In the end the real killer for me would be having to stick with Pocket IE vs mobile Safari or Chrome. If microsoft has trouble keeping its flagship browser relevant and up to date - how on earth will the mobile one be. According the the wiki article
Windows Phone 7 features a version of Internet Explorer Mobile with a rendering engine that is "halfway between IE7 and IE8"
are you serious? this is why i don't take drinks from people unless i watch the bartender make it. i when i was in aruba these guys kept offering me drinks but i wouldn't take them.... pure is the name if the nightclub at caesar's palace in las vegas...
Setting a side my pal getting drugged and me puking on fake molly (lmfao!) I had an awesome time. Ferry Corsten put on an amazing show and there were just enough ppl to make it fun but not super packed. Dare I say I had a good time sober? .....though I did start to roll fairly well once we smoked after we left
From what I (vaguely) remember stuff like that was fairly common in the 1970s. Because of it, to this day, I tend to drink beer that (as (e:metalpeter) suggested) I watched the bartender open. In those bad old days, lsd and pcp were commonly "shared" like that in the name of exposing people to the joys of psychedelic trips.
Well everything is opposite of the name that goes on there! In terms of getting drugged sorry she did but taking a drink you don't see opened in front of you is a no no at a club. I'm guessing the person who was drinking was using it for the club experience like some would use e or special K. Also you set your drink down and walk away , then get a new one. I know this sounds crazy but also watch the bar tender they have been known to do stuff to drinks and sometimes by request. Other then that hope it was fun.....
That's crazy! Did she get a bottle of water or a glass? Does she think she knows who did it? It reminds me of the American Idol studio they have at Disney. Looks like fun. I hate the name of it though, Pure.