Right, the powerful graphics technology and the multi-touch ability makes it ideal for interesting games. It only makes sense to play up the gaming aspects. B

Right, the powerful graphics technology and the multi-touch ability makes it ideal for interesting games. It only makes sense to play up the gaming aspects. But I can understand how Apple might be interested in getting more powerful "real" applications on the iPhone. I heard the Android ad on the radio for the first time yesterday and was slightly fascinated by the way Google is advertising the Android as a "powerful" robot tool that gets things done. In contrast the iPhone feels more like a fun tool for geeks, perhaps not so much a business oriented device as an entertainment device.