This is well intentioned, but incorrect. For startups and small businesses, as long as you do not have outside professional investors (like VC's) always use LLC's. The solution to the problem described by Chris is simple: do your accounting on a cash and not an accrual basis. That way the only way you will ever pay taxes is if you have the cash. LLC's are designed to: 1) avoid double taxation (at the personal and corporate levels) and 2) allow you to pass losses through so that you can reduce your personal tax liability. As was noted there are many very large brands that use LLC's for certain products too such as Amazon, NFL, A&E Television and probably thousands more. Finally, speak to an accountant so that they can walk you through the details.
What is the point of making a thin smart phone with no battery life? I'll take a larger form factor with great battery life all day long. I played with the phone on Friday and it is gorgeous, but battery life is a killer feature.