I switched to Vodafone - slightly better deal, slightly more data, 32GB phone in stock, and better 3G coverage at my office.

I've read it's getting tweaked with a 4.01 update on Monday. My only gripe is giving up visual voicemail (which I didn't know was going to happen).

A. Yes it is, if you ever use your left hand.
B. It's an iPhone, it could be a black brick and it'd still sell millions.
C. Because the way Steve Jobs talked you'd think it'd stop a bullet and keep working. When in reality, it's not any stronger than the glass used on other devices.

Anymore, the iPhone doesn't even sell on specs. It sells on its app market and usability. The app market is losing ground quickly to Android (as more and more developers get pushed out by Apple's ridiculous rules), and Android makes leaps and bounds in usability every version. I expect by the time we see 2.3/2.4 or whatever comes after Froyo, we'll start seeing an Android OS that is just as easy to use as the iPhone itself, runs better, isn't locked down like crazy, has tons of choice, and doesn't cost a premium on a horrible network here in the USA.