When you call a better user experience “for kids and old people” we are done. I pointed this out before.

“I knew you were going to give me Note II as the ONLY example you could find. What you are saying is, everyone’s experience on all Android phones must suck, in the off chance that one manufacturer decides to make a single PHABLET – NOT A PHONE – that can show apps side by side! Great going there, champ!”
so because you had a bad experience now everyone does? if so then why people keep buying high end android phones when with that price they can get two nokia lumia 920′s based on american carriers off contract prices?
only for a phablet you say? i will ignore that you said its not a phone and tell you that this function is now in the galaxy S3,Galaxy S2,Galaxy Note 1 and more phones to come, this was simply a demo on how a great multitasking got even better, but as a guy who love to bash and bash you just picked the phablet part lol okey

“That’s exactly what I meant: again, being smart. You don’t give millions upon millions of sucky phones to people with all kinds of stutters and lags just because ONE NON-PHONE can appear to show 2 apps at the same time!” everyone i know LOVE their droid and will never give it away for a WP or iOS device again you had bad experience you assume everyone else had yours because you cant even tune the device to your liking

“And back to the grandma point: so by questioning my argument you are saying a phone that a grandma can use is somehow worse than a complicated phone that requires constant maintenance by the user. You are saying all UI guidelines are useless, because phones have to be – unnecessarily – as complicated as desktop PCs.”
haha android is complicated? that’s funny i would have taken that 2 years ago with the time of stock GB where even custom UI’s made it easier, but ICS and jelly bean? are you kidding me? lol its one of the most user friendly OS’s around

“You should know that if manufacturers could make PCs even easier to use, they would. But you expect to see Word and Photoshop side by side on a PC. PCs have to have that kind of multitasking feature. That’s what the PC is designed for. The phone on the other hand, nope.”
again you apply your OWN experience as a scale to all users in the world! you think its useless everyone else think its amazing its your word vs millions who buy androids and few who buy WP

“Notice how tapping the Angry Birds icon on the Android phone leads to a 3 word message: “app not installed”, and that’s it? That’s the 80′s style. That’s the non-user friendly style. Te style a grandma, or even a mom wouldn’t understand. That’s exactly where Android sucks the most: the user experience. You wouldn’t see even one message like that on a Windows Phone without full info about the problem and a way to actually troubleshoot the problem the moment it is caught. To you, an OS that’s easy to understand and always helpful is a bad thing. I don’t know how anyone could be any more wrong. Go play with your 80′s PCs dude.”

That’s not being complicated that’s being for experienced people which i said i agree on and that iOS and WP is for kids and old people!
WP is for simplstons what want to play angry birds all day when android is about productivity which is something M$ boost about on their windows RT ads, if you think that a phone can’t be a productive tool then go ask why M$ includes Office in their phones…

“P.S. and by the way, you don’t know what “modular OS” means; it doesn’t mean “OS always on top”. Windows Phone and iOS are all modular, but you don’t see the modules and for a good reason: you might create a mess as big as Android. ciao.”
This is bad…really bad
Either of these are modular the only true modular OS for mobile is android where system apps/normal apps are equal where you can easily replace/integrate 3rd party apps/service into the system without waiting for official updates from the manufacturer, which also means stronger APIs available and better apps that can be truly productive for example go check 3rd browsers performance and problems on iOS where the system block access to hardware acceleration and always keep safari as the default browser for opening links and stuff, that’s not being modular, see how iOS have limited sharing list, while WP have bigger list it is still limited because it simply doesn’t integrate with installed apps, there’s no CHAOS that can happen from that which again proves you have no idea what so ever what you are talking about which is sad that i wasted all these days replying to you, peace out my delusional friend this is my last reply to you, and i hope someday you will stop your ignorance and learn about operating system for sure, peace

And back to the grandma point: so by questioning my argument you are saying a phone that a grandma can use is somehow worse than a complicated phone that requires constant maintenance by the user. You are saying all UI guidelines are useless, because phones have to be – unnecessarily – as complicated as desktop PCs.
You should know that if manufacturers could make PCs even easier to use, they would. But you expect to see Word and Photoshop side by side on a PC. PCs have to have that kind of multitasking features. That’s what the PC is designed for. The phone on the other hand, nope.

I am getting tired of disproving you one point at a time. I think I am going to leave it here.

now to all your hype about how awesome your limited multitasking and “If you were smart you would have tried to bring me something you can do with Android’s multitasking system, that you couldn’t do on Windows Phone.”

I will just leave this in here ;)

On a full PC with more resources, where you can see multiple windows and arrange them to see them all work it wouldn’t be efficient to limit them to background tasks while they are not active (because they are usually always active). I believe the distinction is clear.

You should refrain from saying vague things like “fight with a modular OS”. Again, both you and Google have mistaken a phone with a full PC. A phone is the most common form of computer on earth; even my grandma should be able to use it with ease. It’s not like MS didn’t have a full multitasking, memory and CPU time consuming OS before. They left it for a more efficient design. Google is now doing what MS did before 2010. They are a bit late.

If you were smart you would have tried to bring me something you can do with Android’s multitasking system, that you couldn’t do on Windows Phone.
I am sorry to inform you that “true multitasking” is just a buzzword for “inefficient multitasking on a phone”.