Get off Microsoft's back, EVERY mobile OS has different co-existing versions

Speaking of upgrading Windows Mobile operating systems, I have now had my own T-Mobile Touch Pro2 for a couple of days and am very impressed with the hardware and pleased with the performance and functionality of the device. I have a strong feeling that T-Mobile will provide an upgrade to Windows Mobile 6.5 and understand that may primarily add some UI enhancements that we mostly have from HTC already. However, I am particularly interested in the better and more extensive services integration and mobile application store front that we get with 6.5.

The bottom line is that, in my experiences, most people don't care what operating system version (for that matter even what mobile operating system) they are using as long as their phone does what they need it to do best. You can't say the iPhone is best or Windows Mobile is best because each is best for someone, but not all. Those of us in the mobile space too often lose sight of the end users and think just because Windows Mobile doesn't work like the iPhone it must be broken and that is just not the case.