> You're dangerously close to an admission that "the iPhone crowd" wants the logo as a status symbol That's all it is in the US and has been for a long time.

> You're dangerously close to an admission that "the iPhone crowd" wants the logo as a status symbol That's all it is in the US and has been for a long time. Android was superior for the longest time. I was shocked when I used a friend's iphone and saw they couldn't create folders to organize apps, didn't have widgets, etc. People in the US just want to be in the club, which is where the ridiculous 'green bubble' snobbery comes from.