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Saddest thread ever. Seriously, if you're really scrabbling around for ways to "show off" the HD against the iPhone, then that's your admission that you've gone wrong and should have bought the iPhone.

Just some of my favourite quotes so far -

They'd open the same link in Safari, press the " + " button, and choose "Mail Link to this Page" from the simple menu that pops up. Then they'd have a good laugh at your 90's interface.

Movies are gorgeous on the iPhone, period. You'll never score any points there, it's like trying to impress an eskimo with a bucket full of really good snow.

How? All they're going to do is get out their own dedicated Youtube player and show you how much faster, slicker, and easier it all is on the iPhone.

Squirm?? OMG, you've totally owned the iPhone with your awesome on-the-fly ringtone dude! Now let's dance to Busted, or whatever the hell people used to listen to when anyone on earth cared about kewl ringtones!

Again, you will never, ever beat the iphone on games. Bejeweled 2 is £1.79 in the Appstore, Virtual Pool is the same (there's a free version of that too), your iPhone-toting friend can buy and download them in seconds and trust me - I haven't even seen them, but I can tell you they both look better on the iPhone.

Very true, they won't, and why should they? There are numerous free PC apps that will rip DVDs into a perfect iphone friendly format with one click, and look FANTASTIC on the iPhone's screen. No iPhone user is going to be amazed at the HD's video.

Stanza is free (from the Appstore), very nice to use and read, and comes complete with a vast online library of free public-domain books and paid-for ebooks all accessed within the app. Anything you choose is of course downloaded to the phone for offline reading.

..of the iPhone, yep!

That's pretty much what it comes down to, isn't it? :)

"An iPhone? PAH! Forget your brilliantly intuitive interface, masterly servings of multimedia, fantastic gaming, quality hardware, and vast array of useful apps - just look at this list of supported bluetooth profiles! That'll shut you up!"

What I'd really like to know here is how and where do you "usually" do all this exactly? I mean, do you start using TomTom in the same meeting that you've been jotting notes down in, or is this afterwards? Do people follow you around while you're giving this demonstration, from sitting in on the meeting to watch you write notes with your stylus, to out in the car with your TomTom, to back in the office (or are you at home now) while you drag and drop some music, then presumably you're away from the PC again when you're browsing the web without zooming in ("watch this guys! I'm not zooming, can you see that? Watch me not zoom in again!"), and then you must be away from home again because you're pausing your 3D render (do you take everyone home again at this point to verify that the 3D render is paused?), and then - well I guess it doesn't matter after that, that folder with the recorded calls is going to blow EVERYONE'S mind. God I wish I could see that for myself.

Do you do these demonstrations by appointment, or can anyone just turn up?

Seriously, this is the biggest lie about WM, the idea that you actually would want to do half of this stuff from a phone.

"Excuse me just a moment, I need to remotely pause my 3D render for some reason."

"But how, when we're at the top of this mountain? My iPhone barely has signal!"

"How? <chuckles> Why, allow me to demonstrate..."

Too much man. TOO MUCH. I'm not sure, but I don't thunk my iphone has no microSD reader AT ALL, and there you are all a hotswapping yours around like some kind of crazy technologological GOD. If I could only do the same, it really would mean so much.

iMExchange, available now in the Appstore, kits out the iPhone with Exchange-synced tasks, notes, and lets you set your out-of-office too. Sorry. I found that in the same week that I found the new, free, MMS client - it's a good time to own an iPhone.

For the record, the one single thing that's been mentioned in this thread that might actually touch a nerve for any iPhone user is the lack of a proper satnav app, eg TomTom, but you know what? It's not a big deal, and it's not enough to make any iPhone user envious of any WM device like the HD.