On Friday 23 April 2010 07:45:42 am Casimiro de Almeida Barreto wrote:
> Yes. But if you look at product licensing it's not allowed to install
> android in an iPhone. That leads to the question: your iPhone is yours
> or is it Apple's & you have just a "license to use" the device... So, I
> prefer to purchase a native Android phone.
There is a difference between a 'sale' (purchase ownership) and a 'license' 
(purchase right to use). If you paid bought an iPhone (and not leased it), it 
would constitute a 'sale' regardless of the small print on the tin. A seller 
cannot take away ownership rights by calling the transaction a 'license'. This 
may void warranty, though.

IANAL, so take this as a layman's opinion.

Subbu