My first smartphone was the Nexus One. Using iPhones infuriates me, because from my perspective, the iPhone "does it wrong". There are a lot of little Android t

My first smartphone was the Nexus One. Using iPhones infuriates me, because from my perspective, the iPhone "does it wrong". There are a lot of little Android things that I know and expect, and it rubs me really raw when they aren't there. The iPhone has much prettier transitions and smoother scrolling, and that's about it, as far as I'm concerned. In literally every other way, I prefer my Nexus One. I know, intellectually, that the way the iPhone does things works (after all, other people have no issue with it), but from my perspective, it's less usable than my Android phone. The first device you really use is naturally going to set expectations for you, and it's difficult to get past that comfort when another device does things differently. The iPhone is not a better Android phone than my Nexus one, and Siegler's Nexus S is not a better iPhone than his iPhone.