> Android absolutely does not get a pass. iOS has had instant PNG screenshots since 1.0 We're comparing usability, not features. Android's interface is more us

> Android absolutely does not get a pass. iOS has had instant PNG screenshots since 1.0 We're comparing usability, not features. Android's interface is more usable and intuitive. > only a few built-in ones cannot be placed into a folder I never use Newsstand. Why shouldn't I be able to place it in a folder > You're not dumb. Users are not dumb. They simply have their expectations on how something works met or not, and the more expectations and prior experience you come with, the more frustrating it is when those expectations are not met. I'm not sure what this is supposed to mean. All I know is that, after several months, I'm still frustrated that I can barely do basic things like type on the phone properly (at a reasonable speed) because of all the sloppy design with the text entry. Since the iPhone doesn't let you swap keyboards out, this means that my only other solution is to use my Galaxy Nexus for any serious work. So there you have it - this incredibly expensive hallmark of 'good design' is relegated to being little more than a flashy toy e-reader! Oh, the irony....