Nice. Would this work for other phones too? Imagine in a few years where computers and laptops are obselete and you carry these things with you to effecitively create your screen anywhere. Now that's awesome!

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I hope the Android and other phone platforms would take advantage of these devices as well. I'm an iPhone owner, so I guess I can't complain, but choices would be nice!

I think apple can make mistakes that could hurt its market shares. I think there's a huge perception whether a company is with the consumer versus when it is not. Consumers paid for Apple's product, why make it any harder for them?
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That's pretty crazy. Does anyone know if they would release the Android platform over in UK/Europe as well? I wrote some thoughts about what I think Android needs to do to compete with the iPhone (this free thing makes it even harder): http://www.openxfer.com/wordpress/2008/06/10/what-the-android-needs-to-do-to-compete-with-the-iphone/

At this rate tho, I wonder if it would even matter.

I think what's as important as whether the Android will ship is whether it would make a difference or dent with the announced iPhone. Anyways, I'd like to share on some thoughts as to what the Android could do to compete with the iPhone: http://www.openxfer.com/wordpress/2008/06/10/what-the-android-needs-to-do-to-compete-with-the-iphone/?33

The keynote was ok, but the Apple software release was definitely pretty cool. It was nice to see that rumours of the GPS became true, and the $199 pricetag is a shocker. With that, I thought about the Android and how it'll compete with Apple and thought I'd share how Android could be competitive with the iPhone. http://www.openxfer.com/wordpress/2008/06/10/what-the-android-needs-to-do-to-compete-with-the-iphone/?1

Damn. With all these new features, GPS, a potential price drop, I feel bad as an existing iPhone owner. However, I'm equally interested in the software changes that we would see. There are 10 things I hate about the iphone, http://www.openxfer.com/wordpress/2008/06/06/ten-things-i-hate-about-iphones-2/ and I must admit that most of these are not hardware related. Although I'm excited to see GPS, I guess we can kiss Garmin goodbye...