People dont see mobile as something to run apps on. They see them as fashion accessories. They want a pretty handset that comes for free with their contract. Th

People dont see mobile as something to run apps on. They see them as fashion accessories. They want a pretty handset that comes for free with their contract. This is why many have a RAZR despite it having one of the worst mobile UIs I have encountered and very poor support for apps. Heck, even I bought bought one for the way it looked despite being a developer who should have known better! Perhaps if you could market a 'myspace' phone or a youtube handset it might work? A phone with tight integration between the device UI and popular web apps. This looks like more of a marketing problem than a technical one.