It might not have the most new features? I don't think we were watching the same event. I couldn't believe how many stuff they added in this version. It makes Froyo, Gingerbread and even Honeycomb additions look small in comparison. Compared to iOS, it felt like they announced 3x more features, maybe more.

That didn't take long to beat the iPhone 4S. Less than a week.

So you think this Kevlar body will smash as easily as an iPhone? Something tells me you're way off here.

That's how you build tough phones Apple, not made of...glass.

Yes, they also copied the iPhone 4 with their next gen model - oh wait, no they didn't.

How is Super AMOLED with HD 1280x720 resolution lower quality than GS2's screen? It's a world of difference.

So you would expect it to be Android 3.3 after Honeycomb 3.2? Android 4.0 makes perfect sense. Plus it's 3 years since 1.0 was launched.

Last I check it was growing.

I don't know what those guys are smoking, and how bad they made the Canon 5D to resemble the iPhone 4S, but according to this comparison here the Galaxy S II beats iPhone 4S by a LARGE margin:

I love how Apple fans try to defend the iPhone 4S in every way possible, even if it means distorting reality and all logic to make it happen.

Are you serious?? Opera has had the Turbo feature for AGES. Not to mention that Opera Mini has ALWAYS worked like that. And you make it sound like they're copying Amazon?

So much for the "premium materials" in iPhone 4. And Apple wondered why nobody copied their iPhone 4. Well, maybe this is why? Why would their make their phones so weak and with antenna problems?

Wait. Are you saying you don't like Google because their products have ads?

Are you serious? The Galaxy Tab 7.7 is basically a work of art. Extremely thin, extremely light, Super AMOLED and 1280x800 resolution on a 7.7 display. Plus a dual core 1.4 Ghz Exynos chip. And you want it to cost as much as a Kindle Fire who's already losing money on each unit? You need a reality check.

Front camera is ok, but rear-camera is completely unnecessary. Who's seriously going to take pictures with a tablet? And the fact that reviewers are even doing full analysis of the tablets' rear cameras is even more laughable. Nobody cares.

It doesn't have more disk storage, at least not at the $200 price. It's the same as iPhone 4 used to be.

It's also Android's chance to steamroll over iPhone. It was already outselling the iPhone 2:1. Now it will probably be 3:1.

No, it sounds bad because it's exactly right. In real world patents slow down innovation. How? Because a company gets to have a legal monopoly on something for 17 years. If there would be no patents, yes companies would copy a bit more, but not much more than now, because they are already copying product a lot - it's…

Both authors and readers should benefit from this, as long as they keep it all-digital and lower the prices of e-books.

All Honeycomb tablets have 16:10 ratio, not 16:9.