A comment in the recent "Apple has lost the functional high ground" thread started as follows, "Thing is nobody complains about Android updates breaking everyth

A comment in the recent "Apple has lost the functional high ground" thread started as follows, "Thing is nobody complains about Android updates breaking everything [...]". I thought that was hilarious, since at this point my baseline expectation for an Android update is for absolutely core functionality to be broken, and not be fixed for a few months if ever. Now, technically only 3 out of 6 Android devices I've ever owned ended up in that state. But it appears that it would have been just a matter of time for the Nexus 4, and it doesn't appear in those stats just due to being stolen before it was broken.