What superchunk doesn't understand when he posts these WP7 shortcomings is that not everyone is a smart phone power user. People that play with their smartphones all day long may get bored of WP7 after a few months. I on the other hand use it when I'm on the go to do email, websurfing, lite gaming and phone related stuff.As soon as I am home, its laptop or desktop and phone goes on standby...
I had a motorola milestone, aka the Droid in US...and it was a great phone, served me well. However I don't like to fiddle with devices, adjust settings for everything, hack/jailbreak or any of that jazz. The Milestone experience for me was too all over the place and bland. Android in general I find is not nearly as focused as iOS or WP7.
To each their own of course and I'm sure that if one wants to invest time to "customize" android, they can get an excelent taylor made experience out of it. WP7 hoever does that a lot better and easier out of the box...
