People would die for their iPhones, people would die for their BlackBerrys – and they feel like their lives are in there. People feel connected to their BlackBe

People would die for their iPhones, people would die for their BlackBerrys – and they feel like their lives are in there. People feel connected to their BlackBerrys. Some sleep with them next to their pillow. No one gives a crap about their Android phone, there’s zero emotional attachment. This contrasts sharply with the response Pogue had on his review (http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/07/reader-responses-to-review-of-googles-nexus-one/ http://pogue.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/07/reader-responses-t...): Reader feedback about my review of Google’s new cellphone yesterday was unusually voluminous and, in some sectors, vitriolic. Where I had written, “The Nexus One is an excellent app phone, fast and powerful but marred by some glitches,” some readers seemed to read, “You are a pathetic loser, your religion is bogus and your mother wears Army boots.” here is this new army of Google defenders, raising their spears and chanting as though you’ve insulted….Apple.