I think the more worrisome aspect of post-Jobs Apple is the fact that the software has taken a major nosedive on quality. Whenever I see someone break down the

I think the more worrisome aspect of post-Jobs Apple is the fact that the software has taken a major nosedive on quality. Whenever I see someone break down the latest update of OSX or iOS it always seems like QA at Apple forgot to check something or didn't care. My own personal experience with iOS is from being a late comer after replacing my Galaxy S3 (yeah I'm not a fan of smart phones). What's funny is how clunky iOS felt and still feels even when compared to Jelly Bean Android. It's not like Android was great either but it's weird how the competition doesn't seem to care to beat them at least on responsiveness and intuitive workflow for navigating between apps and core functionality. It's just sad to see good hardware get bogged down by bad decisions on software.