I am pretty fast with typing as well so I dont miss my qwerty board anymore.

Do you really even think that? If you do, maybe you could expand a little more and explain some of the parallels.

Right there with you. I went from a Dash to the iPhone and kept the Dash in case I wanted to go back to it (the Dash is even better running WinMO 6.1 by the way) but I am hooked. I have the original model iPhone because I got it from a friend on the cheap and can't get out of my T-Mobile contract yet Here are two questions for you.

1) Do you find it annoying that you can't mark a message on the iPhone as unread? Sometimes I read something and want to mark it unread so I remember to get to it when I get back to the office, can't do that with iPhone. Really bothers me.

2) Have you jailbroken your iPhone if you are willing to admit it that is. I have and find that it allows you much more flexibility between official and unofficial apps. Like with a jailbroken iPhone you can install an app that lets you record video. Anyway, just curious…

When I read your paragraph about legacy data, I started thinking about your Glue theme and the bad Terminator (T-1000) in the movie Terminator 2. When the bad Terminator was torn apart, it's various pieces would return to collective (for lack of a better description). Wouldn't it be cool if your data could automagically find its way home?

I'd be curious what your questions and answers list re Android is. Care to share on this post?

I had a jailbroken version for a week with my tmobile sim before I decided to formally switch. Once I swiched I got a new phone on AT&T and didn't really see the need for the jailbreak.