I won't be getting on the iPhone band wagon this friday and you wont find me in line or beating the drum for all things apple either but it seems to me that even though there are a lot of phones that could be described as powerful, the problem with most of them is they aren't very easy to use.
Most people don't need a so called powerful phone. What they do want is a functional device. They just want to be able to use the features it has without having to go through page after page, sub menu after sub menu just to accomplish a simple task.
I believe user interface and ease of use is part of the attraction with the iPhone and therein may lie it's power. Weather it's faster or not is all a big guessing game at this point.
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Originally Posted by SANguru
I don't get what the big deal is besides the user interface. Everything that the iphone touts, other companies have already done. if you want a powerful phone, the HTC/Cingular 8525 will blow it away and it's faster. If apple comes up with a new toaster oven, are people going to go gaga over it???
good for my friends over at apple and my stock but it's hype and marketing...
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