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 Originally Posted by mikah912
Nobody was asserting that iPhone users are unhappy. Even if they were, that's demonstrably false.
But on your other points, only 1 and 2 are solid. 3 is only inarguable in that the app store and 3rd party apps exist. The 30 day average shelf life suggests that the adjective "incredible" does not apply. 4 is hardly unique, and 5 is unfortunately quite arguable given how much Safari crashes.
Think of it in automotive terms: If you had a Bentley Continental GT that constantly stalled and broke down, and a Honda accord that performed rock solid, but not as flashy or enjoyably as the GT when it did work, you can't say the GT is the best car available today. Reliability is a key metric regarding how "good""better" or "best" something is.
I can tell you I use most of my third party apps on a daily basis. The app store is also being copied by WM, Blackberry, Palm,and Android. Its also about a billion dollar business. I guess I would consider that a monster success.
Strange, my safari barely ever crashes. When it does I relaunch it and it takes me right back to the page I was browsing. Easily the best mobile browser available.
as for your stupid car analogy, the iPhone always bests blackberry, windows mobile, and palm devices in customer satisfaction surveys.
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