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The point is that it's not an iOS feature, it's an iPhone feature. The original question is about the operating system, not the hardware. This distinction doesn
by etal 16y ago
The point is that it's not an iOS feature, it's an iPhone feature. The original question is about the operating system, not the hardware. This distinction doesn't matter much for the iPhone, but it certainly does for Android devices.
- philwelch 16y agoUltimately, what matters is that the Android set of actual phones you can buy competes in the marketplace with the iPhone line. There's no competition between operating systems per se--this isn't Windows vs. Linux.