Cris, you're talking "art" - we're talking tech. And there are many ways to quantitatively judge the quality of an image. That's what most people mean by a better image. Not a more soulful image, not a more moving image, etc.

I don't know why you're now trying to contradict statements you wrote on your web site.

The iPhone 4 cannot handle taking natural light photos in dim environments for instance. That's a severe limitation. This can be mitigated with third party camera apps allowing the LED to be used as a modeling light, but the results are still going to be poor compared to any P&S. Noise, poor focus, soft un-processed image, very poor colour and an inability to make out fine detail well beyond the limitations of its sensor pixel count.