If that's true, it's mental.
I've only manually updated one phone before now (SE K800i) - I'm not some sort of phone geek.
That said, I've now flashed my i5700 a few times (testing different flavours of 2.), and it's so, so much simpler than the SE800i (which really wasn't too hard for anybody vaguely tech-savvy).
In short, if you're the sort of person bothered by 1.5 vs 2.1, the update process (using Odin) is incredibly simple.
Why Samsung or T-Mobile (assuming the above is true) can't build an end-user version of Odin, I have no idea...
I've only manually updated one phone before now (SE K800i) - I'm not some sort of phone geek.
That said, I've now flashed my i5700 a few times (testing different flavours of 2.), and it's so, so much simpler than the SE800i (which really wasn't too hard for anybody vaguely tech-savvy).
In short, if you're the sort of person bothered by 1.5 vs 2.1, the update process (using Odin) is incredibly simple.
Why Samsung or T-Mobile (assuming the above is true) can't build an end-user version of Odin, I have no idea...