> Android/iOS releases for past 4 years, you can simply skip and you don't notice any changes in Visual/New Features/Performance aspect Oh c'mon, that's not fa

> Android/iOS releases for past 4 years, you can simply skip and you don't notice any changes in Visual/New Features/Performance aspect Oh c'mon, that's not fair. There have been monumental leaps forward in security, performance, design and pretty much everything else on Android at least. The design has been radically updated in 12 too, which is nice to see (even if some bits broke my workflow). There's a fine balancing act with this: Change too little, and people call the OS old and legacy software; change too much, and you've broken a lot of people's workflow(s) and expectations of the OS. They really can't win either way.