> I get the sense that it was all slapped together as quickly as possible. It was, historically. Android was a startup that had to get to market as fast as the

> I get the sense that it was all slapped together as quickly as possible. It was, historically. Android was a startup that had to get to market as fast as they could. To make matters worse, once the iPhone came out they had to quickly switch from a Treo-like interface to a iOS-like one in order to stay relevant. To Google's credit, they've been trying for years to clean it up, but there's only so much they can do…