Look at facts. Judges ignored many of competitors (even did not bother to read readme, did not use importnat functions or even run applications) -- they do not respect people who put in their time, skills, ideas to support Android. We do not know, if Google is going to do a market place -- a place people could sell their applications. Communication with Google is not good -- there are only a few guys (like Dan M.) who try to answer our questions, but I feel that it is their hobby, not Google's politics to support developers. Look at Android Developers Blog which has had only a few short posts. With iPhone you can buy professional support as a developer (it seems to be not expensive). We do not know, if gPhone will make a hit like iPhone. Personally, I'm going to implement my applications for iPhone or maybe J2ME. iPhone is a real phone (it exists now), is very popular, has market place. About future of Google's Android we do know much -- but it seems not to be good (look about all this problems with ADC). If not ADC, I would never be interested in iPhone. I think that many of us (ADC competitors) are thinking about iPhone now. I wonder if it was Google's intention to support iPhone is such a way ? ;)
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