"My Palm Pre" Now Available for Preorder 18

Hm, my Sprint Pre never did it, but, starting after the 1.4.1.1 update, I've noticed that, occasionally, some of my intentional double keyboard presses get turned into a single keypress, so...for an example, "keypress" would become "keypres". It's rare enough that I'm not sure, but the fact that I think I've seen that now after that update vs. it *never* having come up prior to that (I got mine in July 2009) suggests to me that they tried a software tweak to alleviate the problem for those getting the double-types, and its unfortunate side effect seems to be the occasional "single-type" for maybe others who weren't suffering from the double-type problem.

I do goodwill everyday. I even help WebOS converts on AC make the transition, something I did 5 months ago. I've never been happier. I check this site still regularly to see if there is anything I can tell my girlfriend since she still has a pre. I think she's given up. She can't even turn off her phone (power button doesn't do anything), and she hasn't dropped it. I went through 5 POS Pre's and all my contacts lost in a Synergy Blackhole where no one at Palm knew wtf happened. I find a book like this amusing, so I post.
Your double post helps prove my point, the phone is still in alpha testing and still has major software flaws to go with the obvious hardware short-comings.
Its hard to believe Ruby about products in the pipeline when the obvious concern at Palm is, "Who can we sell ourselves to today?", not "Lets product another phone!"
Why, after all the bad press the Pre got after release, did they release another webos phone (pixi) with even lower functionality than the Pre? I mean, you guys still can't record audio, do bluetooth transfer, and you STILL have the too many cards error and no way to kill off runaway processes. Its been almost a year and development at Palm is slowly coming to a hault altogether. Ruby needs to just pack his bags. It was a nice run Palm, but your recent developments were innovative, but it was too little, too late. The public has spoken.