> He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> downright outclassing the iPhone?

> I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> This author's reasons are:

> 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> switching. How long until others do the same?

> Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> struggling with current usage.

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> Discuss!

> He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> downright outclassing the iPhone?

> I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> This author's reasons are:

> 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> switching. How long until others do the same?

> Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> struggling with current usage.

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> Discuss!

> He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> downright outclassing the iPhone?

> I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> This author's reasons are:

> 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> switching. How long until others do the same?

> Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> struggling with current usage.

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> Discuss!

> He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> downright outclassing the iPhone?

> I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> This author's reasons are:

> 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> switching. How long until others do the same?

> Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> struggling with current usage.

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> Discuss!

> He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> downright outclassing the iPhone?

> I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> This author's reasons are:

> 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> switching. How long until others do the same?

> Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> struggling with current usage.

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> Discuss!

> On Nov 6, 4:29 pm, Draiko <matt.delmas...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > He's keeping his iPhone... yes... but the big issue here is that the
> > author is actively waiting for something other than the Apple/AT&T
> > combo punch and has very little keeping him from switching.

> > He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> >http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> > Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> > downright outclassing the iPhone?

> > I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> > the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> > This author's reasons are:

> > 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> > 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> > 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> > So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> > switching. How long until others do the same?

> > Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> > and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> > up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> > flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> > facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> > struggling with current usage.

> > Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> > a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> > will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> > about it.

> > Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> > Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> > Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> > Discuss!

> He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> downright outclassing the iPhone?

> I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> This author's reasons are:

> 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> switching. How long until others do the same?

> Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> struggling with current usage.

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> Discuss!

> Think about it.

> On Nov 6, 3:29 pm, Draiko <matt.delmas...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > He's keeping his iPhone... yes... but the big issue here is that the
> > author is actively waiting for something other than the Apple/AT&T
> > combo punch and has very little keeping him from switching.

> > He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> >http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> > Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> > downright outclassing the iPhone?

> > I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> > the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> > This author's reasons are:

> > 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> > 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> > 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> > So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> > switching. How long until others do the same?

> > Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> > and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> > up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> > flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> > facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> > struggling with current usage.

> > Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> > a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> > will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> > about it.

> > Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> > Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> > Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> > Discuss!

> On Nov 6, 5:34 pm, Apple 1000 <fxs2...@aol.com> wrote:

> > Mattie reminds me of Linus in "It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"

> > Think about it.

> > On Nov 6, 3:29 pm, Draiko <matt.delmas...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > He's keeping his iPhone... yes... but the big issue here is that the
> > > author is actively waiting for something other than the Apple/AT&T
> > > combo punch and has very little keeping him from switching.

> > > He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> > >http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> > > Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> > > downright outclassing the iPhone?

> > > I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> > > the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> > > This author's reasons are:

> > > 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> > > 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> > > 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> > > So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> > > switching. How long until others do the same?

> > > Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> > > and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> > > up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> > > flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> > > facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> > > struggling with current usage.

> > > Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> > > a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> > > will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> > > about it.

> > > Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> > > Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> > > Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> > > Discuss!

> He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> downright outclassing the iPhone?

> I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> This author's reasons are:

> 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> switching. How long until others do the same?

> Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> struggling with current usage.

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> Discuss!

> On Nov 6, 5:00 pm, Buddy <flo2...@mac.com> wrote:

> > Yes, except linus is smart. mattie is more like lucy- mean spirited
> > and self centered, narcissistic and oblivious to his impact on
> > everyone else!!

> > On Nov 6, 5:34 pm, Apple 1000 <fxs2...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > Mattie reminds me of Linus in "It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"

> > > Think about it.

> > > On Nov 6, 3:29 pm, Draiko <matt.delmas...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > He's keeping his iPhone... yes... but the big issue here is that the
> > > > author is actively waiting for something other than the Apple/AT&T
> > > > combo punch and has very little keeping him from switching.

> > > > He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> > > >http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> > > > Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> > > > downright outclassing the iPhone?

> > > > I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> > > > the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> > > > This author's reasons are:

> > > > 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> > > > 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> > > > 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> > > > So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> > > > switching. How long until others do the same?

> > > > Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> > > > and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> > > > up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> > > > flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> > > > facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> > > > struggling with current usage.

> > > > Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> > > > a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> > > > will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> > > > about it.

> > > > Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> > > > Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> > > > Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> > > > Discuss!

> On Nov 6, 6:06 pm, Apple 1000 <fxs2...@aol.com> wrote:

> > Yes, but as you recall, in "It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"
> > Linus went around telling everybody how great the non-existant Great
> > Pumpkin was, everybody laughed, made fun of him, and he was thoroughly
> > disappointed in the end.

> > On Nov 6, 5:00 pm, Buddy <flo2...@mac.com> wrote:

> > > Yes, except linus is smart. mattie is more like lucy- mean spirited
> > > and self centered, narcissistic and oblivious to his impact on
> > > everyone else!!

> > > On Nov 6, 5:34 pm, Apple 1000 <fxs2...@aol.com> wrote:

> > > > Mattie reminds me of Linus in "It's The Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown"

> > > > Think about it.

> > > > On Nov 6, 3:29 pm, Draiko <matt.delmas...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > > > > He's keeping his iPhone... yes... but the big issue here is that the
> > > > > author is actively waiting for something other than the Apple/AT&T
> > > > > combo punch and has very little keeping him from switching.

> > > > > He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> > > > >http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> > > > > Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> > > > > downright outclassing the iPhone?

> > > > > I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> > > > > the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> > > > > This author's reasons are:

> > > > > 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> > > > > 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> > > > > 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> > > > > So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> > > > > switching. How long until others do the same?

> > > > > Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> > > > > and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> > > > > up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> > > > > flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> > > > > facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> > > > > struggling with current usage.

> > > > > Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> > > > > a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> > > > > will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> > > > > about it.

> > > > > Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> > > > > Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> > > > > Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> > > > > Discuss!

> This huge team you talk about. Isn't that the same team that caused
> the Sidekick outage? The folks that said they lost all the data. Then
> they said they found it, but it would take a while to restore. That
> was after the folks from Sun and Oracle came in to bail them out.
> People are still waiting.

> Then you talk about how quiet Microsoft is. You really need to read up
> on Roz Ho and project Pink. Take the Zune and mix it with Windows
> Mobile, and what do you get? Infighting. So start a new group, mix in
> the Danger acquisition (Sidekick), and call the project, Pink. Fast
> forward to this:

> http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2009/10/05/microsofts-project-pink-might-...

> http://www.appleinsider.com/articles/09/10/09/exclusive_pink_danger_l...

> BTW, it's now Windows Phone, not Windows Mobile.

> On Nov 6, 4:29 pm, Draiko <matt.delmas...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > He's keeping his iPhone... yes... but the big issue here is that the
> > author is actively waiting for something other than the Apple/AT&T
> > combo punch and has very little keeping him from switching.

> > He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> >http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> > Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> > downright outclassing the iPhone?

> > I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> > the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> > This author's reasons are:

> > 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> > 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> > 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> > So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> > switching. How long until others do the same?

> > Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> > and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> > up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> > flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> > facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> > struggling with current usage.

> > Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> > a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> > will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> > about it.

> > Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> > Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> > Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> > Discuss!

> He doesn't want his iPhone anymore... he wants something better.

> http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2009/11/no-droid-for-me/

> Could there be a mass iPhone exodus since Droid is so close to
> downright outclassing the iPhone?

> I think Apple investors need to look at this article and realize that
> the arguments for owning an iPhone are getting very very weak.

> This author's reasons are:

> 1. Hardware keyboard isn't good enough
> 2. A little heavier that the iPhone due to the hardware keyboard
> 3. Needs two key Apps that he can't live without.

> So, if a keyboardless droid comes out with those two Apps, he's
> switching. How long until others do the same?

> Remember that Apple probably won't have another iPhone until July 2010
> and the only things they can do to it are increase the battery life,
> up performance, increase storage space, up the camera to 5MP, add a
> flash, and add a forward-facing camera for 3G iChat. The forward-
> facing camera is VERY unlikely since AT&T's network is already
> struggling with current usage.

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> Apple already has a rumored price drop in the works because of the
> Droid threat... this could be a big problem for you guys.

> Think Apple can do something to keep people away from Droid?

> Discuss!

> Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> about it.

> On Nov 6, 1:29 pm, Draiko <matt.delmas...@gmail.com> wrote:

> > Don't forget about the sleeping giant, Microsoft. Windows Mobile 7 has
> > a huge team that has been working very hard to produce something that
> > will bury everything in it's path and MS is being very very quiet
> > about it.