Saad Rabia. You're missing the point. Windows merely made the OS while the phone companies themselves made the product; this is a very large defining point to this article which makes the iPhone vs. WinMo argument nearly pointless as they are not the same thing. Close, but not the same thing.

As for the argument that the iPhone is merely something to be used by kids with "something to show off", that's a personal opinion. Mine regarding the matter is that I don't believe you have used one, or if you have not nearly long enough. To each his own though.

I came to say exactly that pretty much. iPhone = product. WinMo = mobile OS. Apples and oranges Engadget.

A small old, Dell box. The kind that open up like a hood.

Ive wanted one of these puppies for sooo long.

I've wanted one of these puppies for sooo long.

MOR BNDWTH PLS

Nah, only the Enter key would be disabled. But every other button would be synced with your iPod or integrated into a motion sensing, wireless headset you'd wear that would control you iEquipment with your thoughts, but only if you had iTunes installed.

And it would sell like hotcakes-- hotcakes I tells ya.

Count me in

Woohoo

Yay