How can the features debate be old and boring when Froyo was just officially unveiled yesterday? It's a very relevant debate. There's always something new... h

How can the features debate be old and boring when Froyo was just officially unveiled yesterday? It's a very relevant debate. There's always something new... how does that make the discussion of "features" versus "execution" debate change? A very well engineered product, but not the revolution that a lot of people seem think it was. Precisely. The iPhone has been successful because they only included the good features. Competitors always talk about new features, or fewer dollars. To the average consumer, neither of those are as important as execution. Google will only make a better phone when they make a better phone.