It's hardly a failure. Just because the phone has bugs doesn't mean it isn't useful. It's very handy to have a mobile phonebook with maps, for example. The r

It's hardly a failure. Just because the phone has bugs doesn't mean it isn't useful. It's very handy to have a mobile phonebook with maps, for example. The reality is that software doesn't have to be bug-free to be successful. That's not to say bugs shouldn't be fixed. However, features are more important than fixing every bug. Perfectionism has claimed the life of more software projects than we know; we just don't hear about the fate of the true failures.