It took only two weeks since writing the letter to myself trying to stop myself switching away from Android. Guess what, it didn’t work. Last night I ordered a Jet Black iPhone 7 128GB. So what happened? It was all triggered by my twins being born. Congrats, yes, thanks. They’re healthy, great, and tiring. I spend a fair amount of time with a son in one arm, and a phone in the other.

Dear Zef, We both know you will read this note one day — perhaps sooner than later. You being you, you will decide once more that Apple is much cooler than Google, and it’s time to go all-in on Apple products again. More specifically it’s time to buy and iPhone once more and get rid of your current Android phone (Nexus 6P at the time of this writing). I’m writing this letter to you now, so you’ll remember what you’ll be giving up on when this day will come.

iOS 5 will be featuring a few new features that enable a better user-experience for web applications. Great news for those rooting for mobile web apps. Matteo Spinelli (creator of iScroll) even claims that web apps are now completely ready to replace native apps on iOS: The real revolution might be iOS5. In the first beta they revealed overflow:scroll and position:fixed, while the second beta seems to unleash the devastatingly cool -webkit-overflow-scrolling:touch CSS property.

It was January 9th, 2007, a highly anticipated date for many. Steve Jobs got on stage of MacWorld and, for the first time, pulled an iPhone out of his pocket. He showed off the device and spoke: “We figured a really great way to develop applications for this amazing device, and we call them ‘web apps’.” Today, three and a half years later, the users of this amazing device go crazy buying and downloading native applications from a locked-down AppStore.

InformationWeek reports that half a day into the Mobile World Coference in Barcelona many phones have been announced, however, none running Google’s Android. 2009 was supposed to be the year of Android, is it actually going to happen?