If you’re like me, Santa didn’t come in 2009. He’s coming on January 5th and bringing a bagful of Nexus One phones courtesy of Google. Clearly, even elves have a price, as we already know pretty much everything about the device. And once again, as we did with G1,  and with MyTouch, and with Droid, and many others, the interweb asks: “Does it have more fart apps than times I farted last year, and will it load them faster than iPhone?”.
Time for my $.05. If you had experience with both, and think one is still a better device / system than the other, well then you figured it out – it is! What’s happening right now reminds me of the PC-versus-Console debate amongst gamers. So the way I see it, bottomline is this.
Either you want a simple, robust device that will successfully perform the three-to-five tasks you find yourself in need of being able to perform anytime, anywhere. Or, you want a complex device, that while requiring more ‘maintenance’, comes with great freedom for how you’re going to use it.

Cellphone market is not a there-can-be-only-one universe.

Big thanks to Tod Orbach (http://sites.google.com/site/jerkazoid/portfolio) for explaining to me how a wave animation should work.