> I would never use an iPhone for certain software and UX related issues (biggest is the missing back gesture/button). During my time as an Android user, that

> I would never use an iPhone for certain software and UX related issues (biggest is the missing back gesture/button). During my time as an Android user, that back button struck me as the single biggest anti-feature in the Android UX. Every application implemented it differently, sometimes I'd find it bumped me right out of an app if I tapped it once too often, others didn't do that. I hated the thing; it required learning a different set of mysterious tendencies for every app and situation. So happy that it's not stinking up the screen of my first-ever iPhone.