I disagree strongly. Now - I'm an Android user. I just bought one of the upper-class dual core phones and went with Android instead of waiting for the Pre3, gi

I disagree strongly. Now - I'm an Android user. I just bought one of the upper-class dual core phones and went with Android instead of waiting for the Pre3, giving the N9 a try or something similar. But that's because * I love Google's services. More or less every single one. I don't extend that love to the company, but I like using their stuff. * Innovation seems to happen in the realms of popular and therefor attractive markets. If there's a new thing (tm), it won't be available on WebOS (or MeeGo, or maybe even WP7) for a while. It's more or less iOS vs. Android. RIM's dead in my world. But - am I happy with my choice? Nope.. My choice (Another Android device: Yes/No) was basically accepting defeat and choosing the best compromise, something that worksforme. It's not the Linux dream come true, it's why I installed (among other systems) Windows on my desktop..