what does that even mean?

tons of android and wp7 users are enjoying life to the fullest.

i'm just curios... where are you from?

Churchill Manitoba. We just got cell service 11 months ago LOL

'the very least a company should do to get customer money , is to appear as in constant evolution, either by marketing or by technology, ideally both!'

Apple's problem is they innovate then they fail to evolve the product to a point where later revisions make the older versions look crap.

I have respect for Apple but fanboys should realise that phones like Samsungs Galaxy S2 blows the iPhone 4 out of the water and I can't see the iPhone5 topping a dual core processor @1.2GHz. Effectively you end up paying a LOT for antiquated hardware with a software revision as they are blinded by brand loyalty.

There's nothing wrong with updating yearly as its a standard practice for many businesses but TBH I don't believe that iPhones are updated to be competitive in a hardware sense since Androids are superior. I think iPhones are updated to give people a reason to buy a new one. A lot of the new features they keep adding are not new at all. They add an old feature like video chat, give it a fancy name and market it as revolutionary.

"Galaxy S2 blows the iPhone 4 out of the water and I can't see the iPhone5 topping a dual core processor @1.2GHz."

ya and it's totally worth it to huh? My parents Droid X is superior to my Iphone 4, guess which phone runs faster, has the better app marketplace, loads apps/games faster and is 1000x more reliable? Yeah it's not the android one...Oh and did I mention a moderate 2 days of battery life if your not constantly on it. mines been unplugged um 9 hours today and it's at 95%

I love how everyone bashes on the Iphone because they have a snazzy dual core android phone. i had a Droid, it was a good phone, but was kinda slow, laggy and had terrible battery life. Your phone does NOTHING special that's worth a damn (plug to your tv! woo hoo!) and all the power is effectively wasted by apps that are developed for the lowest common denominator.