As with Android, it's not about how well something works, it's about having a big long bulleted list of features. Look, I want to like the iXXX alternatives. B

As with Android, it's not about how well something works, it's about having a big long bulleted list of features. Look, I want to like the iXXX alternatives. But I can't get behind half-baked alternatives. "We have voice recognition (that's barely adequate)" "We have USB PORTS!!! (that don't support anything but USB disks") "We have wireless support (that's STILL only 802.11g)" I would like to see an honest competitor to Apple's products, not products that a geek or fanboy will drool over and blindly think are better. Windows phone is a really good start. But I still think there's a lot of work to do there before the average person will pick one up.