I must be a complete idiot then. The iPod Touch and the iPhone frustrate me to no end. To me, they are not simpler to use. I have never understood the Apple "one button/ minimalist" approach. Give me some choices!.
It forces developers to conform to a simple interface. And promotes a commonality with in-app navigation.
App integrity is seriously lacking with Android.
Yeah, but you started out with the iPod first and then transitioned to the Android products. My wife has a 3 year old iPod Touch too. I have never been able to get completely comfortable with it. On the other hand it took me very little time to get comfortable with my EVO. Different strokes.
I prefer the Android OS: Notifications and Widgets.
I bought my wife a Mac Book about 6 months ago. Again, it's a very nice machine with nice features, especially the mouse pad. However, it is NOT easier to operate compared to a PC. As a matter of fact, I just bought myself a desktop PC running Windows 7 and IMO it blows the Mac iOS away.
One feature: 1 Enormous Multi-Touch Trackpad with Gestures
All my computers run Windows 7 (Latitude and a couple of Desktops).
There is no way to prove what you have asked.....it will always be up to the individual to decide which product is better.
Agreed. However, the iOS and iDevices have much smoother transitions and are much faster with common tasks, most notably: BROWSING PICTURES.
Also, the iPhone's headphone audio quality is MUCH MUCH better than the EVO's; along with video capture.
I actually had an entire list of the things that the iPhone did better than the EVO. However, I still have an EVO, why? Speaking productivity, its better. (Widgets displaying important information vs separate applications.)
It is up to the individual to decide what device they like the best, however, I stick to my original statement:
Apple products do what they do better than anyone else, even though their products do not do everything.
or better put:
Apple products may be inferior in features, but are superior in implementation.