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I get what your saying do you get what I am saying? Big deal if Java is on a billion phones if the phones have no power to do anything with it, what the MS smartphone brings to the table is the ability to be connected not only to people but to all my information all of the time from financial to contacts all in one seemless package.If i have Java in addition that's great,however try getting activesync to run on your nokia, you can't how about msn messenger, how about seemless integration with existing proucts you own and run, JPZR i bet you use windows (95% of the world does) wouldn't like your phone to be able to utilize the power of your desktop or the ubiquity of them being around? Face it if your looking for integration you need more than Java, Java is nice tool but it doesn't supply everything a end-user wants desires and needs, and you still would have to portstuff to Java that is already written in C or visual basic why not be able to utilize both?
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