Well, let me vote you up to compensate. I think maybe the way you phrased it seemed like you were implying Google hold themselves to a higher standard than Appl

Well, let me vote you up to compensate. I think maybe the way you phrased it seemed like you were implying Google hold themselves to a higher standard than Apple, which certainly isn't the case. But I agree with you - Apple users have different expectations than Android users. As an Android user, I am positively revolted - outraged, really - when an Android hardware manufacturer locks the bootloader making custom ROMs mostly impossible. And yet it doesn't bother me that much when Apple does this? As an Apple user, I'm upset when my Apple device doesn't behave smoothly and responsively. Really, it needs to be like butter. And yet as a Note 4 user, I overlook all sorts of bad Android behavior - slow app startup, poor battery life, not being able to hold more than 3 apps in memory on a 3GB RAM device, dog-slow task button. Not terrible at all, but certainly not like an iphone.