...the iphone is amazing. I've had blackberries, and an early HTC. When my brother gave me his old 2g Iphone, I was blown out of the water - it was the REAL internet, not some truncated version the other 2 had.
I don't know about BBerries, Windows OS, or the Google phones nowadays, but as far as the iphone goes, they've got me, I couldn't even dream of using another phone.
it's totally understandable how someone could feel that way, particularly after investing in the apple ecosystem by purchasing apps, music, etc. however, i just have such a bad taste in my mouth after watching the tyrannical methods employed by steve jobs over the course of recent years. the things he's done could make 1990s microsoft look like the shriners in terms of shady business practices and questionable antitrust compliance. on an android phone, you can do what you want to do, how you want to do it. i can download bittorrents on my phone. i can change the icons in any way i like. i can change the phone's entire theme in any way i like. i can root and then install custom roms, i can access FREE gps that beats any proprietary gps system i've seen (like garmin, delorme, etc.), and most importantly, my device is tightly integrated with all of the google services i already use. only two years ago, android was a joke. today, it's outselling iphones. in five years, it will rule the world (unless something TOTALLY unforeseen happens). again, i do understand why people feel how they feel about their iphones, but i've heard of/from plenty of people who moved from iphone to android and have no desire or plans to go back. android has totally disrupted steve jobs' plans for the world, and he's very angry about it. he should be.
I bring that up because it seems real asinine that Netflix streaming isn't on Android yet. You'd kinda think that in this day and age that would even be one of their launch applications
problem is, it's all up to netflix. iphone was so big for so long that nobody was really paying attention to the android platform. now that it's exploded, developers (netflix included) are SCRAMBLING to port their wares over. we will reach total app parity (in terms of apps you really need and/or want) within six months.
