Totally agree. Tried an iPhone 6 and switched back to my Nexus 4 after a week because the notifications were driving me nuts compared to Android. I have three

Totally agree. Tried an iPhone 6 and switched back to my Nexus 4 after a week because the notifications were driving me nuts compared to Android. I have three different email accounts, and unless I used the native Mail app (which I hate), the Gmail app would show all of the individual email notifications on a separate row combined across all accounts. My notifications quickly became useless. On Android, they are rolled up into an accordion grouped by account, so I have three separate mail notifications, and I can long hold on them to see the top few email subject lines at a glance. SO much better. There also didn't seem to be a way to have more visibility into the notifications on the lock screen the way you do on Android. Lastly, lack of widgets. I guess I'm one of the rare power users who cares more about the OS and the interface than the apps. Oddly enough, I have an iPad 2 that I use as a browsing/media/reading/gaming device around the house and I love it for that. I almost NEVER check email on it because I usually have my phone in my pocket and that is just easier. --EDIT-- Not sure why I got downvoted for stating my opinion for why I prefer Android. iOS does some things really well, and I happen to like the Android way for other things. Different strokes for different folks. But apparently saying anything negative about iOS is not acceptable...