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While we're already aware that 100% of CrackBerry readers don't give a rat's behind about the iPhone 5 based on yesterday's humorous poll, I do know all of you will in fact have an opinion about today's Apple's iPhone 5 announcement.
So while I'm working on a follow up editorial with my thoughts, I figured tossing up a quick post and poll here to see where CrackBerry Nation is weighing in on it wouldn't hurt. Browsing around the interwebz in the iPhone 5 aftermath, it definitely feels like a lot of people out there -- even current iPhone owners -- expected more. Or at least a surprise of some sort. The leaks around the iPhone 5 have been rampant, and as we found out today, accurate. So let us know in the comments.... was it as expected, or did you expect more?
If you're not up to speed on all the iPhone 5 details, follow the links below to learn more about it over at our sister site, iMore. They're also holding a contest where you can win an iPhone 5 (note - if you're not a member there be sure to register with the same username if available and email address - we're currently working on a cross site unified login system and that'll aid the process). It's worth entering... if you win it you can sell it and put the money aside for a BlackBerry 10 phone when it hits. ;)
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