I agree with you, especially considering that the same complaints aren't really any easier on any other smartphone. You can't lump "Androids" together because m

I agree with you, especially considering that the same complaints aren't really any easier on any other smartphone. You can't lump "Androids" together because most of them have some sort of custom skin over top of the base Android install and, even if they didn't, most end-users still wouldn't know how to change the text or manually select a WiFi network without some kind of instruction. The author's issue lies with the complexity of today's modern devices vs. the number of people that require certain features. It's definitely in bad faith and, frankly, is nonsense. I say this as an Apple fanboi with both a PC and an Android Nexus phone.