I could go on for a while here! Mainly, I don't like the way it feels in the hand;
Neither did I. Though I couldn't tell you why that was. Just seemed...too squarish. Maybe that's why I didn't go for the Droid X over the Fascinate when I first joined the Android Mafia.
don't like how easily they seem to crack (I see so many iPhone 4's that are broken where as my 2yr old 3GS has never had a case and still looks fine);
There's a girl at my work who had two separate iPhone 3GS's, both with cracked screens. I know of nobody who has cracked their iPhone 4 screen. I know it seems more prone to happen, but just giving a fair opinion here.
plus EVERYONE seems to have the iPhone 4.
This DOES bother me and I don't know why. I really can't stand it when I see everyone around me with the same phone. That's part of the reason I dumped the Fascinate, my company issued the T-mobile (Vibrant? Captivate?) for workers and I was absolutely sickened to see my phone no longer stand out. So I got the Thunderbolt
There's also the fact that the iPhone 4 (and I reckon the iPhone 5 also) doesn't solve the things I don't like about my 3GS like the lack of a file system,
I hope you never expect this from an Apple non-computer device, because it's not ever happening.
Never understood the lack of this feature either. Why force people to tether with a cable? It makes no sense. Data is data.
no customisable text tones, no customisable email tones,
Again, don't ever expect such things from an Apple mobile phone/tablet.
no way of seeing if I have new emails without unlocking the phone,
I thought the iPhone 4 had an LED indicator? It's been a while since I looked at one, but if not, yeah that's a problem.
the physical silence switch, lack of Nokia-style 'profiles' for tones,
? Never used a Nokia, don't know what you mean here.
bad call/earphone quality,
Call quality is a carrier issue. As for earphone I have never heard this complaint from iPhone 4 users. I have called them and they sound loud and clear.
alarm doesn't work if the phone is switched off,
You're asking too much. That's something HTC and Motorola do. Don't switch it off.
switching wifi on and off requires a larger than necessary number of menus to be navigated etc. etc.
Yeah, I noted that in my review of iPhone 4 vs. Fascinate and a lot of people agree. It's clunky to do the basics of things which is annoying, true enough.
If you ask me, you need to join the Android Mafia, dude. Just don't expect it to play nice with your Mac. That's about the only thing Droid Don't Do. Also "learnt" is not a word, and don't let an interface on a $20k+ car be your deciding factor on a $500 phone. Get the phone that does what you need it to do. My Altima has an iPod interface that will never be used. I use the USB port to charge the Thunderbolt without taking up a lighter port.