But it's a bad comparison. Instead of bashing we should be thankful for the choices. I can't read about this so called fragmentation anymore, it's ridiculously

But it's a bad comparison. Instead of bashing we should be thankful for the choices. I can't read about this so called fragmentation anymore, it's ridiculously overblown, seriously. First of all, Android provides are really good set of APIs to make the development of apps really easy across multple devices with very different hardwars specs. There may be device specific bugs, but well.. That's business as usual. If you guys are all for comparison, than write an Android program for 1 device(and test for it) and compare it to the iphone version. Comparison is really flawed with iOS vs Android, it's stupid. Also, it's not like iOS apps are bugfree. I have seen enough bugs on my iPad to say that general app quality is not as different as people claim.