Honestly, as an experienced Android user I try to shy away from the apps that are recent iPhone ports. They can look pretty, but they usually make basic mistak

Honestly, as an experienced Android user I try to shy away from the apps that are recent iPhone ports. They can look pretty, but they usually make basic mistakes like not supporting the Share intent correctly, not taking advantage of Google/other account integration and not integrating with external applications (e.g. browsers). Those developers can think they're bringing "good design" to Android, but, by not paying attention to what's different, they're often producing apps that are borderline unusable.