I find it really difficult to care about the Nexus 4 when it doesn't run iOS apps. For me, personally, that's worth paying extra money for, discounting all oth

I find it really difficult to care about the Nexus 4 when it doesn't run iOS apps. For me, personally, that's worth paying extra money for, discounting all other differences at the hardware level, and it seems to be worth it for millions of other people too. You have to understand that there are people in the world that make a solid value judgement that the iPhone is what they want and they can afford it, it's not bad value for their money, they want iOS, they don't mind being locked in to Apple's world _and_ that those are very sane choices to make. That reasoning works, even in the face of a $199 unlocked Nexus 4.