i will say that on every android article. Android will only be relevant when we start to treat phones as PCs. the mobile operators of today are the IBM of yes

i will say that on every android article. Android will only be relevant when we start to treat phones as PCs. the mobile operators of today are the IBM of yesterday that rented mainframes time. the unlocked mobile phones of today are the PCs of yesterday that you could install any OS you pleased. ...even that at the time you only had a bunch of DOS and BASIC shells, now you only have a couple android distros. dumping your $600 on an iphone is like still be paying for a mainframe to use a slow clipper app over a slow terminal that could run 10x faster on a local PC. give that up and buy an unlocked android phone, root it in 2 steps (all you need if it's unlocked), give everyone your SIP phone number (or gvoice if you're lazy like me) and keep changing operators every year to the cheaper promotions.