What is great is the technical support that the Peek folks have.  They are so nice and they actually answer emails.   I did have to send it back at my own expense, but I feel that is fair.  From what I have read on their discussion board the turnaround is really quick.  I got an email from Gabe at GetPeek and somehow my misfortune has made me Peekster of the month.  I feel special.  I never have won a thing in my life, but today I did.  It has brought some peace to my hectic week. 

My advice right now is that although you may not want to send in your Peek to have them upgrade it, you may want to at least consider it for right now.  Upgrading is not for the faint of heart, but I do believe that the folks at Peek are working on that.  Believe it or not I actually miss my gadget and can’t wait to get it back so I can continue being a Crash Test Pilot.    I found this site between trying to get my Lost spoiler fix: Peek has an application page.  There aren’t a lot, but I am sure that will change.  What interested me was the RSS feed capabilities.  That was one of the main things that I used on my Nokia N800.  I no longer use my Nokia for RSS feeds since I am not privy to hot spots.  Not so with the always on Peek network.  I look forward to having that feature.