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Secondly we still have not got decent basic apps. Facebook for example is a complete pisstake to the point that i just go to the site on the browser cos the app is such a joke, can't do f**k all on it. Unlike on iphone where it is a pleasure to use.
Thirdly. Because of the lack of continuity on the android platform it means features like mulitouch are not supported in many apps...apple wins again.
Fourthly, as people have explained before games on android are a joke, we know why this is but still...Apple cleans up again.
Fifthly because these apps have to run on these weak ass qualcomm cpu's and now we are seeing cortex A8's coming to android, whats going to happen? Developers are probably not going to be able to make use of the extra horsepower because they have to cater for the lowest common denominator, e.g this arm 11 based sluggish qualcomm junk. Howver I appreciate that this is just speculation and may not be the case.
Finally. Androids lack of support from big names also means that we have to put up with half assed apps made by clowns who often make pale imitations. Take the bbc iplayer for example. While apple iphone users get amazingly crisp rendering and nice streaming, andorid users get 'beeb player' which pixelates to shit and isn't even worth using.
My hero has shown great promise and some aspects of it are great, and while I don't like apples 'closed platform' outlook it does bring certain benefits....namely quality control/big name support/proper gaming.