I do wish things were more configurable. A lot of things are excessively locked down. But in general, Android is probably the OS I trust most. It has close to

I do wish things were more configurable. A lot of things are excessively locked down. But in general, Android is probably the OS I trust most. It has close to embedded-level reliability with almost consumer desktop level features. Other platforms have to make a lot of compromises to achieve high availability, and are very simple, manual-first things like a very lightweight Linux. The only real problem I have with the UI is the lack of an Undo, the fact that no browser lets you disable pull to refresh, and the few times I have found Bluetooth mysteriously turn itself off. There's never any real confusion. I never have to read a manual or wonder where something is. It's perfect for a mobile platform, because you can do whatever you need to do right then and there, even if you haven't prepared for it or done it before.