While I certainly hope that you are right, I cannot imagine that this is the case. The total embargo on information from EnTourage suggests otherwise. It would be great to have some specific examples of companies that have totally "clammed up" and then suddenly release the next greatest thing. In my memory, I cannot think of any such examples.

Similarly, to imagine that everyone at EnTourage is so busy getting 2.2 (Froyo) ready that they have no time to make a public statement is equally "magical thinking".

The only reasonable conclusion at this point, based on the history of other companies, and what is (or is not) going on right now, is that we are observing the end of EnTourage as we know it. It may assume some new form, under a different name, but the times they are a' changin.