The success of the iPhone has shown that it's not about having the most features, it's about doing things right. Face it, we're disconnected with reality. Mos

The success of the iPhone has shown that it's not about having the most features, it's about doing things right. Face it, we're disconnected with reality. Most people don't WANT to worry about file hierarchies, searching for the right software suite, etc. They don't care about sandboxing and the App Store gatekeeper model. In fact, as long as the App Store isn't more expensive than elsewhere, I'd say they even prefer it. You might think that with Apple taking a 30% cut it would be, but they make it so simple to sell software that the greater supply results in a significant downward push on prices. I still do hope it fails though. Apple is pure evil (and I say this as a macbook owner).