Who's the fanboy?
Just for the record I have owned two Windows Mobile touch screen phones and one Windows Mobile PDA. There's only so many years you can keep buying and using the same badly designed rubbish (the desktop design paradigm doesn't work on a mobile device, ie. Start menus, close buttons etc).
It gets tiresome using those silly little stylus pens on the move.
I have also owned two non-touchscreen Windows Mobile smartphones. These were much nicer to use than the touch screen version.
I've also owned a Symbian phone which was ok, dull like Windows Mobile too.
I also had an OpenMoko development handset.
So just because I like the iPhone and think some thought has gone into its interface (which Google and Microsoft are copying) does not make me a fanboy.
It's entirely possible to never need to connect your iPhone to a computer (except for activation of course). I can't say that is true for Windows Mobile, installing applications often requires connecting it to a PC (and yes, it has to be Windows most of the time). At least the iPhone works with Windows and Mac OSX.