I think this is exactly the difference between the "Android philosophy" and the "iOS philosophy" when it comes to design. I'm glad both exist; I'd personally ge

I think this is exactly the difference between the "Android philosophy" and the "iOS philosophy" when it comes to design. I'm glad both exist; I'd personally generally like to see things mature and great upon initial release, especially because of how long you tend to be saddled with the negatives of a bad initial design. But there are people and usages that want/need features more than they want refinement, and that's fine too.