>Yep, Android's has lots of cool features that iPhone has not, but a lot of its core functionality isn't fucking done. Like? I've had a G1 since launch, and I

>Yep, Android's has lots of cool features that iPhone has not, but a lot of its core functionality isn't fucking done. Like? I've had a G1 since launch, and I can't really agree with this sentiment. Yes, Android has had some very rough edges in terms of UI, but, if we're talking core functionality, I've never felt like anything was flat out unfinished. There've been a lot of things added iteratively over the last two years that I wouldn't want to do without now, but everything has been building on the same fundamental base that they shipped with 1.0. I think it's hard to claim that the competition isn't also guilty of shipping unfinished products. Take a look at the evolution of the iPhone -- all the moaning about copy+paste, multitasking as an afterthought, the fact that cross-app data sharing is still impossible under Apple's ToS, or the fact that Apple fed people a line of bullshit for nearly a year that "if you want to develop for the iPhone, make web apps."