Amen to this article. I know all to well as a former Motorola Cliq customer how badly Motoblur makes your phone feel like the neglected stepchild of the Androi

Amen to this article. I know all to well as a former Motorola Cliq customer how badly Motoblur makes your phone feel like the neglected stepchild of the Android ecosystem. It launched with a heavily modified 1.5 version of Android (with a bunch of 1.6 functionality backported). This was at a time when Android 2.1 had been out for a while (edit: mid-November 2009). I remember asking the T-Mobile saleperson if there were plans to get 2.1 on the phone. He assured me he knew people beta testing it for release probably next quarter. 14 months later Moto released a buggy-as-all-heck version of 2.1 for the Cliq. Never followed up with a bug release that fixed all the instabilities of the phone. Sadly the Cyanogenmod community started to care about the Cliq only a few months before I bought a Galaxy S2. I just can't trust Moto to keep up at all. Fool me once and all...