Motoblur sucks, sure. Not all Android devices are the same. Blur is trash, almost as bad as Sense. I already addressed the back button. I still have yet to und

Motoblur sucks, sure. Not all Android devices are the same. Blur is trash, almost as bad as Sense. I already addressed the back button. I still have yet to understand how it's a nightmare. It's predictable. It's a stack. done. Yes, locked bootloaders are ridiculous. None of my half-a-dozen Android phones have ever had locked boot loaders. Yes, apps can make notifications. Remove the app, install another to block the adpush service. That's a result of freedom. The Android browser is much better in ICS, again, the jittering you're describing is blur. Not all Android devices are made the same. The SD card is also infuriating, but again, that's the beauty of Android. There is an API that, if devs used properly, places all files in a subdir of the memory card. Unfortunately, unless you want crippled, walled off apps ala iOS, there's no other way to do it. No idea what Motorola Tools are. You really ought to try a Nexus device man. >When it comes to games it's total chaos. You have no way of really knowing if the game is going to work correctly or not on your phone. The Droid X isn't all that old yet most games seem to lag on it. It ranges from annoying to unplayable. What? I've never had a game not play on my Fascinate and it's older than the DX. You say "chaos". I say freedom and choice. It's not hard to avoid the problems you're complaining about (save for the SD card, which I argue is hard-to-impossible to fix properly without just limiting functionality).