Sure, I know I am being hyperbolic. Still, it would have been priced higher than relative high end Android phones, have worse specs than mid-level phones and b

Sure, I know I am being hyperbolic. Still, it would have been priced higher than relative high end Android phones, have worse specs than mid-level phones and be perhaps better only in consistency and software-hardware integration (did I just accidentally describe the Nexus line?). It would not have beaten Apple at its own game and without a larger market-share and more friendly developer terms, it would not have had enough apps to achieve critical mass (and now I seem to be describing the Windows Phone...).