because Apple presents all of them as major, radical innovations without acknowledgement of their prior existence I don't think that happened in this case. Ind

because Apple presents all of them as major, radical innovations without acknowledgement of their prior existence I don't think that happened in this case. Indeed, the presentation seemed to have an awkward elephant in the room feel where Apple needs to both embrace functionality that their competitors have long had (e.g. Control Center for iOS is a close to identical clone to what Samsung has had in TouchWiz for years, later to be adopted by Google into Android...but swiped from the bottom rather than top), only celebrating that it is now available for iOS. Apple is absolutely stealing a lot of functionality from Android for this release. There was one point early in the demo where they showed an iOS 7 lockscreen and I actually thought they were showing a Galaxy S4 lock screen. Bizarre. And there is nothing wrong with that. And as a current Android device user, if they can pull that off with excellent Apple execution, it may just induce my next purchase.