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Please, HTC, no more ad-libbing your own user interfaces They suck and are hard to remove.  We all call it nonSense for a reason.  Stick to making hardware, and let Google handle the software.  It's cheaper and your users will be happier.  (Just once I would like to buy a phone that I don't have to reflash as soon as I bring it home.  Should have gotten an N1, I guess.)<p>Hardware-wise, this concept is not too compelling.  Needs physical buttons.  Needs the trackball.  I don't want to pay for stereo sound or the ability to turn into an alarm clock.  Give me battery life and a higher-res screen instead.  I don't want gimmicks, I want a solid phone that always works and doesn't get in my way.<p>I agree that they should make their "premium" phones out of metal, though.  I think Apple is leading the way here (with a metal case and a very high-res screen), and that HTC is just going to copy.  But that's fine, an Android-based iPhone 4 clone with WiMax will be phenomenal.