As an iPhone 4 user, I actually told a buddy of mine today that I have not seen a single Android app that has really impressed me.

@Walternate: I know what you mean... had a look at one of my buddies' Android phones yesterday.

There are always two sides to every story. We are only hearing one side.

I like it!

Like I say: Content is not free. Someone has to pay for it.

I can't tell you how many times I wish I had an Ethernet dongle for my iPhone!

Reminds me of the days in my TV Production class.

@chibaraki: I too am a EU citizen and get the full "treatment" from US customs when I return to the US.

I think this is a bunch of BS on the government's part.

@Akio Morita: I loved my Atari 800XL. That was my first computer... after that came Atari 130XE, C-64, Amiga 500, Mac Performa, PC, Mac Mini etc.

At the $99 price point - I can easily afford an additional AppleTV.

Thank you Steve! I love you again...

I want 3 things tomorrow:

@alex-y: That would be nice.. iPhone needs more carriers in the US.

@Hello Mister Walrus: I would definitely program for iOS.

As a happy, joyful iPhone user - I have no issues paying for great apps.

@Xagest: At least with iPhone - I only upgrade annually! :)

The typical Microsoft response. Let's throw lots of money at it.

Being the iPhone user I am with the latest and greatest version of iOS installed on my phone...This is something I never quite understood about the Android OS.

@openfly: I got into Amateur Radio to take things one step further in case the analog telephone system fails too.