Overall I'm very pleased with my Nexus 4 after two years of use. I've also used Apple devices and I've had my share of issues, some of which I consider far wors

Overall I'm very pleased with my Nexus 4 after two years of use. I've also used Apple devices and I've had my share of issues, some of which I consider far worse. Here are some problems I've encountered with the iPad Air: * Alarm failed to go off leading to a missed international flight. After scouring support it turned out the alarm mute button is independent of the system volume control. [1] * Failed iOS upgrade lead to loss of all personal data. At the time I wasn't using iCloud for privacy reasons. And I never backed up with iTunes because I run Linux. We lost about a half year of photos. Since then I've started booting up a separate Windows partition in order to make backups. Some more minor issues: * Dragging and dropping mp3s to copy them to the iPad via iTunes did not have any noticeable feedback so I tried again resulting in double copies of dozens of songs. After manually deleting the dupes from iTunes, I had to do it again on the iPad. * No way to delete purchased songs. The best I could do is hide them. * Overall I find iTunes to be very unintuitive and often surprising in its behavior. I haven't had nearly as many issues with the Nexus or Android. I can easily root my device and do just about anything with it. 1. https://discussions.apple.com/message/25329458?ac_cid=op123456#25329458 https://discussions.apple.com/message/25329458?ac_cid=op1234...