@OreoExplosion: I too still use a corded phone

@lhmlco: Android: the next version will get it right

@Splendor78: build quality etc.

@HeartBurnKid: Agent of R.O.A.C.H.: Compared to Windows or OS X, Linux also has plenty of great apps, more apps for free, and not nearly as much of the garbage that crufts up software shelves.

@talkingstove: Cut the Rope

@muzicman82: who pressed the buttons to make your browser work when you posted this

@MarcusMaximus: www.phandroid.com has the fervent Android worship you need.

@The5thElephant: No real differences to 99% of users, but likely noticeable battery gains for those same 99% through Apple's treatment of multitasking. It's a good tradeoff.

@Cornish: Android: truly greater, a year later

@WheresWinPho: I too have many toys made of glass and brushed aluminum

@MugsTheGreat: psst this thing is going to cost $700 minimum vs. iPad's $500

@buccscott1: ^^^ English, folks.

@me_eit: Apple: not all things to all people

If you don't list "Apps" as the number one advantage of iPad over Android, you're really missing the point of these platforms.

@green cabbage x2: You should try something like Excel sometime.

@BoscoH: I think OS X was the first OS that shipped with built-in widget functionality, yes.

Apparently Google got their new UI from circa-1995 motherboard control software.

@CannedCorn: I don't know the limitations on widgets in 3.0, but the ones in the demo aren't too inspiring, just simple lists and stacks.

@MattWPBS: Useful? Yes.

Looks very slick.