> Contrast to the iPhone, yet again (the original). It showed both incredible potential and was an excellent actual product. This amuses me, because I was buil

> Contrast to the iPhone, yet again (the original). It showed both incredible potential and was an excellent actual product. This amuses me, because I was building an iPhone app in 2008 for my then-employer, so I had a company phone. I barely used it. When I moved teams, I returned it and didn't bother owning a smartphone until 2011 when the entire market had matured. Sounds like a pretty apt comparison.