> If you touch the iphone wrong the call drops.

Have you even used an iPhone 4? I can tell you categorically that's not the case. If you read the link that MG posted to the Engadget article, you can read for yourself that that's not the case. So, WTF?

@robin... when he says that MG "irrationally loves the iPhone," he's being sarcastic, playing to the fears of the Android fanboys. If he thought MG wasn't capable of reviewing these products fairly, he wouldn't let him.

@iPadinski: Unless you want the "lock orientation" onscreen button to be onscreen -all the time-, taking up screen real estate, the only alternative is to bury it in a menu somewhere. Which means you'd have to tap 5 times to lock the screen. Considering you're probably lying horizontally in bed when you want to do this, that doesn't sound like a lot of fun.

Hardware switch is the way to go.