I try not to conflate my personal experience with Android to the world at large, but after owning two Android phones, I can't imagine ever buying another one (w

I try not to conflate my personal experience with Android to the world at large, but after owning two Android phones, I can't imagine ever buying another one (where "ever" is defined as the next few years). The first (a MyTouch 3G) was mediocre software marred by lackluster and underperforming hardware. The second (the T-Mobile version of the Galaxy S) was fairly nice hardware marred by really shitty software (I blame the completely non-functional GPS on the software, as Samsung alleges that it can fix it with a software update). From my perspective, there is one thing Android does better than iOS (notifications), a bunch of things that are approximately equal, and a bunch of things that are terrible.