Seriously? The article look very much like a little kiddie troll post. I recently considered "upgrading" to an iPhone and it's inability to be customized reall

Seriously? The article look very much like a little kiddie troll post. I recently considered "upgrading" to an iPhone and it's inability to be customized really confused me. I was so used to having shortcuts on my "desktop" screens, a separate apps list, a task manager, back button/home button, power buttons in the pull down menu that I found the iPhone incredibly difficult to use. But each to their own, people who want the "simplicity" of an iPhone should not buy the S4. Simple right.