nice comparison dude..........

Windows_Server2003 wrote iPhone has many cons. - Software based GPS - No MMS feature - Inbuilt battery [ User can not remove battery like we do in GSM phones ] -  Over priced spares. If iPhone falls on ground, sensor of touch screen is dead. To replace the sensor 1 has to replace whole upper transparent screen which costs about 8,000/-  rupee. - Earlier version of iPhone was unable to sync with Microsoft Exchange Server over air - No support except in US~Canada region.

Other than MMS & Battery, the rest has been rectified in the new one. The iPhone has a lot of major flaws still, biggest being the battery issue, no A2DP & lack of bluetooth support for transferring data is another 1. The camera is not good in terms of quality. No expandable memory. Other than that it is delicate. It does not have the cut-paste & message forwarding capability.

It's a Microsoft world kid, I am just living in it.