I despise people who prognosticate with certainty. (I was going to say "love" but sarcasm is cheap. So I'll go with honesty.) First of all, who cares? More Hyu

I despise people who prognosticate with certainty. (I was going to say "love" but sarcasm is cheap. So I'll go with honesty.) First of all, who cares? More Hyundais sell than Ferraris. Obviously Hyundai is better. Hyundai wins! Second, let's see how Android does in the US after the Verizon launch -- if Android does as well relative to Apple on Verizon as it has done on AT&T well, that would be sad for Android, wouldn't it? (I'd _guess_ things will be less one-sided on both carriers -- but I wouldn't claim certainty.) I'd love for Android to "win" in the sense of becoming as good or better than iOS and sustaining the lead, but if Apple gets eaten alive by competitors, all the "victors" will do is race to the bottom on price, quality, and user satisfaction.