It's really funny being from both sides of the same fence, because when I was an iPhone (from day one) user, it was the Android users that seemed really smug and envious, very quick to downplay the iPhone, and now that I'm an Android user I actually see it a lot more and still defend the iPhone.
For what it does, the iPhone has simply THE most gorgeous user interface on any mobile device I've used. For a lot of people, aesthetics are directly proportional to usability.
That's what's hard for me right now, because a lot of the apps I need to replace from my iPhone with Android apps are simply too ugly for me to use, and I will actually sacrifice usability for aesthetics.
I think everyone needs to stop caring what smartphone, or car, or personal computer everyone else has, and continue to enjoy what you will, for whatever reasons you see fit. Going into an AT&T store to show off your Droid X makes you no better than the iPhone 4 owner that goes to VZW asking if any of THIER phones have a "Retina Display."
Sorry for this long wall of text, but those types of users such as 1324356565 are really what destroy the fun of smart-phones for me sometimes. If you needed to go out of your way to go into a store and try to gain acceptance for a phone that you BOUGHT, not MADE, BOUGHT, you may need to re-evaluate your personal life.