Re:Actually it does NOT win on features (Score 1)

I hope I dont get flamed for saying this, but... as a user of an unlocked Google G1. The iPhone does not win. If I am going to type an email, I pop out the keyboard. Sure I can use the virtual keyboard on the new 1.5 cupcake firmware, but it is so inefficient. Can you pull up a shell in the iPhone? Is the iPhone based on one of the most stable operating systems in the world (Linux)? Did Apple talk about releasing the CPU specs so that the components could be modded to improve usability see http://phandroid.com/2009/05/08/g1-specs-leak-could-mean-developer-hacking-heaven/ ? Does apple have multiple phones available see: http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/05/27/google-expect-18-android-phones-by-years-end/ ? Sure, multiple manufactures are going to put android on their phones, but does Apple let people do is? Does Apple...? Does Apple...? Well, now you know I am an Android fanboy :) But seriously, The iPhone does not stack up against the Android platform. How does Apple expect programmers to take advantage of all the hardware if the operating system on the phone is not based off something that is opensource?