I'm wondering who will have total control over my next phone: Apple or Google? How can we call these smart phones when you only choose which vendor will transform your hardware in an extension of your credit-cart? That's mass-market at work: where everyone care about the number of cores or the size of the screen.
Anyway, there's only so much time a geek can cling to his N900 ; the N9 is running a dead OS supposedly superseded by a “tizen project”, which is still vapor-ware (hopefully some information will escape on this from the next LinuxCon in Brazil).
I'm feeling quite disappointed by the phones out there: they're all the same. Don't start me on tablets. :)
