Android accounts for one-quarter of mobile web traffic
Android is mopping up Apple and RIM's declining mobile mindshare in the US, you'll find nothing but corroboration from Quantcast. The analytics firm reckons a full one-quarter of mobile web traffic stateside comes from devices running Google's OS
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As to the glass screen, Apple has a patent on using cubic zirconia (fake diamond) for the iPod and handheld devices. Most people speculate that this is the material they are using for the iPhone, which would make it extremely resistant to scratching of any sort, much less shattering.
Excuse me? You must not own an iPod... I have their latest iPod, the 80 GB, and if the iPhone uses the same material it is anything but scratch resistant. Talk about a scam, in order to keep your iPod looking decent you're practically obligated to purchase a third-party case as well.
Sorry MDB, the iPods screen is PLASTIC. That's why it scratches so easily. I think you must've missed the part where they mentioned the glass...
Sorry "Mac Dub," but that doesn't mean anything. I replied to the above post regarding the apparent inscratchability of the iPod, and using that as a precursor and partial assumption for the iPhone. The point is that the iPhone is clearly not made of CZ. Otherwise it would be even more expensive, and Steve Jobs wouldn't have forgotten to mention it.
But, considering your name, Apple could have made the screen out of Steve Jobs' fesces and you would still be defending it.