@Mykpfsu: the point is, Google is trying to change the model with which phones are sold. That is their primary objective with their google.com/phone initiative. This is not a carrier-sold phone. In other words, the experiment has only shown, in my eyes, that phones are better off being sold through the carrier than through a third/fourth party like Google.
@MartinS: what i meant was, if your phone has a problem, you're screwed - in answer to your question "What if HTC deem that the phone has been damaged by the owner? Where to then?". it may not apply to you, but it applies to me. I am screwed. This is why I'm preaching insurance - because I have none on this phone and I'm stuck dealing with HTC. My story is below. Their service is terrible. My phone has been lost in a black hole over there and no one can tell me what's going on.
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