> their home screen [...] looks entirely too similar to the iPhone Maybe that's a small nit, but Samsungs's home screen looks nothing at all like the iPhone.

> their home screen [...] looks entirely too similar to the iPhone Maybe that's a small nit, but Samsungs's home screen looks nothing at all like the iPhone. You have to go to the less used "applications list screen" on their phones and compare that to the iPhone's default home screen so that they look similar. It is less used because on android you put you most accessed stuff on the main screen and click the icons/widgets form there. Here is a pic: http://www.itworld.com/sites/default/files/iPhone_vs_Galaxy-600.jpg http://www.itworld.com/sites/default/files/iPhone_vs_Galaxy-... Left is iPhone's main screen, middle is Samsung's application list (I heard it repeated so much even I used to think that was Samsung's home screen), right is Samsung's actual home screen which is very different.