American Wall Street's myopic view on Apple vs Nokia

Author argues that Nokia was better than iPhone because Nokia had more features, and Apple only countered that with marketing and god-like words of Jobs.

That kind of thinking is why Nokia is in trouble and doesn't know why.

I've gladly switched to iPhone 2G from phone that had many many more features, except most were half-baked, clunky and useless on tiny screen.

Other manufacturers still seem to be in business of ticking feature checkboxes in catalogues rather than making phones that are pleasant to use.