I do love apple and at the same time I hate ‘em that I cannot buy everything they make , cos, whatever they do, is class apart and trend setting even if not the best but also damn pricey, albeit for a reason. Apple didn’t do anything new in iPhone other than what they always do best - usability and user interface. They have always made difficult things easy to use. Technically, I consider iPhone lagging behind many phones I’ve used in past and I can see many things which they didn’t do or didn’t do right but I love my iPhone totally. As I say always, they didn’t do anything new, they just did whatever they did better than the rest.

I do agree though – it will change how people think about mobiles… we’ve already started to see that with everyone jumping into touch phone bandwagon these days.

And one more thing, its might go down in history of Gmail due to fact that people may not use it, not just of its quality. Its a new idea and when I heard it, there was a feeling that its really something new as none other Mail providers have this option.

People would know its value only when they are in a situation as said in the blog itself, quoting from it: I, for example, occasionally sign into my Gmail account from a friend’s house when I need to check an important email. Usually I remember to sign out, but every once in a while I wonder if I really did. Now I no longer have to wonder.

This is not just about you giving up on Microsoft, but everybody else around you doing so too. Unfortunately, that will never happen.