Would have been funnier if you said it the other way around...

Sorry but phones didn't look like that until after the iPhone came out, your argument is invalid.

Using the word bigotry here is a stretch.

Do you work for samsung by any chance?

iTunes, because I can redownload it all for free if a drive goes belly up. All my rips have to be backed up and the disked put in storage, whereas the iTunes stuff I don't worry about.

Also a warning, MHL is not yet standardized. It's proposed but not ratified. So anything you buy that uses it, which you would reasonably assume to work together, may in fact not work.

Some crap Nokia phone i had to pay for that my mother picked out while i was in junior high because she went while i was at school to buy the damn thing. Can't remember what the model was.

It's spelled fandrrhoid.

Because I know anyone with an iPhone has iMessage, therefore I know I can use that. I have no reason to believe that someone would have whatsapp or any other alternative application.

Heh, wouldn't want to record meekly.

Universal is the term you are looking for, a universal app works on all you iDevices.

People that spend all day staring at inane crap start to think in terms of inane crap.

Exactly why only Microsoft keeps their kernel code secret. You want a secure OS? You don't go for Windows.

Similar thing here, got a case for my iPhone because i was constantly dropping my previous phone. I've never dropped the iphone from any sort of height or onto anything hard since I've owned it, but did manage to scratch it a bit in my pocket. (No idea on what as there's nothing but a screen cleaning cloth in that…

iMessages are blue, sms are green. (when you reply to one that is, ie the send button and your message are colored, the other person's stuff is white.)

Ok, I guess that'd be why I never noticed a difference above the 326 ppi in the iPhone, I can't remember ever looking at a phone screen from around a foot away or closer.

If they are of Germanic origin, it could be out of habit as even non-proper-nouns are capitalized in German.

I should clarify before some grammar Nazi jumps down my throat that "I" is a pronoun and it gets capitalized, but that's just English being screwed up and inconsistent.

Actually the company you are thinking of is Microsoft. And they're the only ones trying to sell you an OS where you don't get to know what the hell is going on in the kernel.