The only BB people who suggest iPhone & (lately) Android are toys are old die hard users that have actually not looked at the apps that are so robust and functional, that corporation after corporation have dropped their alliance to RIM. My iPhone solves equations, measurements, conversions, graphs, travel arrangements and one that the president (a pilot) couldn't duplicate on his limited old BB - AOPA listing for airports, runway layouts and support (fuel, etc) numbers -updated weekly.
I was an early RIM supporter but their myopic view of the capabilities of a smart phone as a business tool - put them very far behind. Anything that isn't e-mail or voice was a toy and even though they have come a long way - they can't catch up. My next phone will be the Galaxy S 3 ... if you are asking me to cripple my phone - which is a valuable work tool - for an Canadian antique - I won't do it. Business investments based on nostalgia never work out. JMHO.
