What's still wrong with Android (and right with iOS)

There's affluence of babble over perceived problems with Apple addition and leadership, absent sales expectations, forth with aglow letters about the Android competition. According to reports, Apple will cycle out new adaptable accouterments in the aboriginal bisected of September and iOS 7, the new adaptation of its adaptable operating system. For some, the apprehension is that instead of a celebration, the announcements will become a wholesale smartphones bleat because the flat beachcomber of Google Android  wholesale online shopping has overtaken Apple.
However, one Android ability user says he is over Android — anyone who knows what he's accomplishing and has affluence of acquaintance about Linux. He's absitively to go with the reliable alternative: iOS.
The column in catechism is on EE Times by Caleb Kraft, its arch association editor. He has a continued history architecture and application Linux desktop and server systems.
Kraft bought a used, first-generation iPad for his kids, but he absitively aboriginal to run a abiding Nook Color and afresh a Nexus7 v2. He hoped he could "figuratively accord the feel to the big angry association of Apple." But no.
In the post, Kraft again runs down the affidavit he is auctioning Android and affairs an iPad: Broken MYSAGA Smartphone Bluetooth abutment with peripherals; accouterments fragmentation; bugs in the OS and in applications; and ambiguous hardware. It's abundant reading.