It depends on whether Apple has a good implementation of multitasking or not. I guess we'll find out later this week during their iPhone OS 4.0 presentation.

I'm not a fanboy, just a fan of good software implementation, and Apple has had a pretty good track record so far.

If they offer multitasking, it will be in a well-thought-out, actually-useful way that doesn't cause you to have to walk grandma through Task Manager or listen to her complain about how her battery life is a quarter what it was before the update.

In other words, exactly the way Android already does it? :-)

Your satire is refreshing. Especially the part where I said "Or will the fanboy crowds switch to "well Apple didn't want to do it until they could build a better version of multitasking, and now they have for <insert esoteric implementation reason>.""

And you responded with pretty much exactly what I said, pretending to be a rabid fanboy.

Hilarious!!! HN doesn't usually see much humor at all, it's nice to see some, particularly with such a sophisticated wit!

Kudos!

You're not listening.

Hilarious!!!!