Why? From what I can tell the Nexus One's primary strengths are its integration with GMail, Google Voice, its large screen (for web browsing), and the turn-by-t

Why? From what I can tell the Nexus One's primary strengths are its integration with GMail, Google Voice, its large screen (for web browsing), and the turn-by-turn navigation app. All of which would be much less useful without a cell network data connection. The places where it lags behind are precisely where the iPod Touch is leagues ahead - the App Store, the music/video player, the integration with iTunes, etc. I'd even briefly considered getting a Nexus One for the aforementioned strengths and using my iPhone as a glorified iPod Touch for the weaknesses. I can't imagine why anyone would want to do it the other way around.