Amazingly well written article. Kudos.

Buying ofcourse! Getting a 32GB Wifi Black.... but i still need to make up mind about White, and about 3G...:-(

Well said! btw, these guys should really have a +1 kind of a system for comments!

@Korrupt: do you know 3G was released 2 years ago? Its even older than the phones on the list in this article. :-)

@IndianaPwns: original iphone was released in 2007. Were these phones in the list released in 2007... really? ANd you know what, Angry birds runs fine even on the original iphone. :-D

@Aubron: in fact, even the Rage HD example doesnt suit. Because Rage HD is one of the most graphics intensive games on the iphone, obviously it runs on the iphone 4 only, but they do have a non-HD version (anyway the screen resolution of 3gs is not HD) for iphone 3gs (and possibly iphone 3gs).

Hilarious!!....every thing was spot on! And the cartoons were nice too!

i agree with Gizmodo here esp for US users. I think paying $600 for a device which does not have great software is not worth it. If N8 does manage a deal with AT&T and starts selling a subsidized N8 for $200, then it would be worth a review though.

@Alaska Jack: Same here. I have probably clicked on 3 ads since I started browsing. 11 years ago.

I test-drove the volt just yesterday and was impressed. The drive is nice, the car accelerates well and is smooth — handles nicely as well. The onboard electronics is superb — overall I would say the car impressed me, and all my friends who did the test drive.

@peesauce: Man! I have the ipad and I have been waiting for this app for months now! I jumped up when I read this article — and immediately downloaded the latest version. Its amazing, and its as good or better than a newspaper.

looks awesome! I love it. Its easier and better to read than a paper newspaper! And for free!!!!!?????? Are they planning to close shop here?

@Benguin, Czar of Whitenoise: But after the restore — you could have simply restored from the backup right? Or oh.. you wanted to start your iphone "fresh" so as to remove some setting problems perhaps..

@Lex Steers: Stylus is different — since those tablets — windows with stylus support — have been here since 2001-2002 and have flopped miserably.

@aec007: windows is not easy to use on touch devices, which dont have a dedicated keyboard

@Illundiel: I also used to think why its not standalone — but okay — since I will not be stopping to use a laptop completely I dont mind the sync that much. Secondly — sync is actually useful. I did the first sync, and I got all my dozens of iphone apps and all my music library on it.! Wow, there was no way I could…

@gnomeholes: lol

@TheRutles: Agree. Specs matter only after you first get across the first hurdle — which is — smooth, responsive, attractive UI with 30k apps esp designed for the device. It will take a software update for 2 for these devices to get to this, meanwhile ipad v2 comes out with a camera. USB is not that useful until…

@ddhboy: as others mentioned, ipad does have audio. And regarding video, I would mention most people try to avoid show their live video in a meeting. In our company, there are conference rooms fitted with cisco telepresence on our floor, and they are hardly used. And there are webcams on our laptops, with our internal…

@Lex Steers: ofcourse you can search for apps and pay for them — but there is no wholesome, integrated, easy-to-use experience. Also user reviews are hard to come by, you have to google yourself for reviews etc. Importantly, I wouldnt install "just any" random software on Windows, since they get full power and often…