@Rupunzell: I'd argue that you didn't have the internet back in the day, so you weren't immediately aware of problems that affect a small subset of owners, or even any other owners if your dealer didn't tell you so.

@Alfisted: Zing!

@AMGkiller: The only thing missing from that diatribe is GET OFF MY LAWN!

@Van Sarockin, rogue trebuchet: It might not make it *more* secure, but it obviously does make things easier; You don't have to use keys to get in or start your car!

@Morlay: Admit it. You're that guy in the F250 that climbed the ice-over-snow hill in the 30 car pileup video because your "driving habits" are superior and can overcome physics.

@Stetrain: LOL!

Guys, they didn't give the Kin a slot on here either.

@Tim0Tim: If your a gamer, you're still better off on iOS as WP7 has a tiny fraction of the games iOS has, not to mention things like Infinity Blade, Rage HD, etc.

@Adam Spano: Difference being GT5 isn't a steaming pile of shit, it's an excellent simulator though not perfection as a game.

@badasscat: Pass me some of what ever it is you're smoking, dude.

@reuthermonkey: Have you used Doubletwist? It makes iTunes look like a dream.

Drag and drop vs iTunes (or other media manager) is exactly like saying paper index cards are better than a electronic database.

@izikavazo: That doesn't make it music management.

@pjcard: I've used DLNA on my PS3 and holy hell does that experience suck next to AirPlay on my ATV2.

@Tim0Tim: they didn't start this list the same year iPhone/Android came out.

@dcdttu: There doesn't exist a competitive Android tablet yet (other than that one that's 40% smaller yet inexplicably costs more than the much more popular iPad) and Google has specifically said Android isn't tablet-friendly until 3.0.

@metronome49: C'mon man. Anything that goes against his worldview is clearly just wrong and can't be based in reality. Reminds me of politics.

@waffleonline1: Minecraft is more fun IMO than this whole and for a quarter of the price.

@a sexy hot dog: The jumping backwards thing is exactly why WP7 in it current state is only for these groups:

@darkly: Uh yes, in fact it does make you safer, as the App Store has 3 times as many apps as the Android Market and yet the Market has several times as many issues as discussed in this article.