I don't agree with your way of posting the content but I agree with the content. I find it odd, that people are willing to root the device, since (as far as I'm aware of) it voids the warranty. I'm also surprised by the fact that they can live with the lack of proper multi-tasking. Honeycomb seems to fix that though, it's just up to Google to implement it to the mobile-OS.

Oh well, there's many of us and some prefer something else. I'll give a point for Android though for UI, that's quite well done. I'm considering the N900 as developer-phone and thus not comparing Android to it, at least much. Maybe the "Made with Google" Android-phones but not the ones that you can just buy (e.g. HTC Desire Z).

One thing though, that was a big problem with Android earlier on, was the Market. Is that fixed? I know that Google came up with the browser-market but was that also a bigger fix for the fragmentation in Market? (And from what I'm being told since Android 2.2 near all Android-phones should be able to run the same software? Maybe we'll see fixed Market some day.)