Android users talk about choice a lot, but when it challenges the all mighty Google, choice is a bad thing. Wow.

I have a mind of my own and will try out Apple's offering on maps before making a decision.

I've only see the haters saying this.

I like how the haters make things up in their head, and then get upset at what they just made up.

"wear"? #corrections

"I can already do this with my Android phone"

"Competition is great for the consumers" but once Apple gets involved, all the haters turn to little schoolgirls.

I read somewhere that Apple does in fact do this to see who is leaking what.

I stopped reading after the first sentence.

Whatever. Android users tell me there's no such thing.

... for the month of May. Next month, another Android phone will come out, trumping this one.

You got knocked the f*ck out!!

Webkit FTW. Too bad there isn't a proper Firebug plugin for it like in Firefox. Also, does anyone know if Adblock for Chrome still downloads the ads?

Wow... it's been 4 years already??

Um. Corporations never build their own machines.

Would be nice to see, but I'm hoping it's nothing more than sharing photos. Apple's attempt at being "social" was a wreck... Ping anyone? IMO, with the iTunes Match/iCloud addition, Apple had a chance to revive Ping with a subscription based plan, including sharing playlists a la Rdio, but the train has long left…

This is one of the reasons why I don't own an Android device. I've never been on those forums, but I've seen FAR too many examples where someone would ask a simple question, and a flock of Android users would jump saying that the person is an idiot and that it's his/her fault. The dick measuring of some Android users…

The same reason why people pay for Photoshop instead of using Gimp. This "text editor" is part of a web developers tool belt. Not something that you write your resume with.

Shit. I didn't know you can code with Open Office and Google Docs.

I know right?! Because everything on Windows is free. /s