Last time I checked I wasn't looking for a gaming console in my phone. Others may be, but I'm not. So you're comparing Android and wp7 based purely on the gaming console? Really?? All you have addressed since your first post is gaming due to that is the pic you posted. And as you stated earlier "last time I checked there is more to an interface than the homescreen." I couldn't agree more. How about comparing apples to apples rather than apples to oranges to try to make an invalid argument. Now let me introduce YOU to what all is involved in making an operational and usable OS outside of your example of comparing a gaming UI to a task killer app.
Does the wp7 UI look nice? Yes, I think so. Does it look cluttered? To some it does. To make an OS workable it has to be usable by many and that includes being clean. Not cluttered, not too many options, make the options easy to select on the screen and not overwhelming. This is the main obstacle of UI's today. Everyone wants these really nice gui UI's, but that can work against the objective at hand. And that is to make it functional! Too many options make it too hard to quickly select items on the screen. So, multiple homescreens have become popular to help group related options. Like a homescreen for music, one for messaging, one for work and one as your main screen with the options for the tasks that you do the most all day. Widgets are what google came up with to aid in that. wp7 has come up with tiles and hubs. No real difference, they both have their unique attributes though.
wp7 looks nice, but what about it's performance? That is yet to be seen. I'm excited to see what happens with it. I'll be watching it and even hoping to get one some day to check it out. I believe it will be a major player in the market but it has some proving to do. To come on here and start throwing out comments like you are is premmature and immature. Part of what really makes an OS a better one is performance! Remember, these little devices have limited resources and OS's have to work within those restraints. There has been alot of thought put into the Android OS to help it run efficiently within this environment. You can write all the lines of code you want, you can add all the color you want, all the pics and icons you want, you can write an OS to do anything. But write an OS to run fast and efficient within a piece of hardware with limited resources is a whole different animal! We all know how MS writes code, and it's not indicative of an environment with limited resources.
Do I believe wp7 will be a good OS, yes I do. But it needs to be proven first and I would NEVER come out and say that it's WAY better than Android, a proven OS that is gaining momentum the likes this industry has never seen before!