@Ben except for the requirement for the larger screen. So really, he did not describe an iPhone

Sorry, Aron

Aaron, first the horrible "MacBooks are more reliable than netbooks" article, and now this. TUAW is really going downhill.

This is awful reporting. How do you look at that chart and come up with that headline? To me, the chart says Apple ranks 4th behind Asus, Toshiba and Sony, two of the three make netbooks. How does that add up?

I for one welcome our self repairing cell phone overlords....

Really? You want to play this game? OK.....

On AT&T it's not random, you just don't have service...

Don't confuse love of a phone with love of a carrier. My guess is those who "flocked" to AT&T did so for the iPhone, and cannot leave, because the iPhone is only on AT&T. When/if the exclusivity ends, let's see how many stay on AT&T (Disclaimer: I just left AT&T because I could not make a call in my apartment...in Dallas...where AT&T is king.)

Your sense of humor called, it's waiting for you to pick it up.....

@Phil,

I just did this as well, and am actually quite happy. The main issues I had with the iPhone was being at the mercy of Apple for applications, not having complete control over my phone, and lack of background processes (despite what Steve tells you, notifications are not enough). All of this was solved by the Droid. I can sync with my work Exchange server no problem, and I use gmail and Google Voice, so it integrates very nicely with both. Plus, I got off the ATT network :-)

@pt0ne, I just upranked him in your honor...