Blog post sounds more like a prologue than the meat of the story. As someone who owns both devices (iPhone 3GS and a Nexus One running Gingerbread 2.3) and use

Blog post sounds more like a prologue than the meat of the story. As someone who owns both devices (iPhone 3GS and a Nexus One running Gingerbread 2.3) and uses them both regularly, I can confidently say that iOS still beats Android handedly despite all its limitations and busted pre-iOS 5 notification system. Like the author of the blog, all that openness has shown me is that that openness is necessary to fix all the problems and plug up all the holes in the Android system. So many half baked and unfinished ideas. Typing on Android still doesn't work. Google needs to seriously fix the software keyboard. Even Andy Rubin knows how bad it is--he said so himself. Seven releases and three years later, Android still feels like beta software. From all the reviews of Android 3, that assessment remains true. Although I have to admit, Gingerbread is the most stable version of Android I have ever used.