No Mass Storage Mode – Come back when Android can handle 128gb like my USB stick, which is much more versatile, and doesn’t need an extra cable

No Bluetooth File Transfer – Who even uses Bluetooth to transfer files these days? Very few people. iPhone is aimed at mass market, not a fringe.

No Message Delivery Report – Wrong. iOS gets delivery reports. In fact, it gives you the option when you first send a message.

No Alternative Launchers – no new Skin over the top of your OS, which can make it lag. I’m looking at YOU Android

No true Multitasking – Define “True Multitasking”, if you mean like Windows 7 and 8, then Android cannot do it.

No default program selection – Wow, you really use another browser other than the great Android stock version? Safari is the best and performs well in benchmarks.

No real customisation – I can have the colour of my iPhone changed, I can buy a case. OS customisation is preference driven. Do you walk around showing everyone how your skin can make pages turn in a pretty way? Lol

No Widgets – Arguably a bad thing. Notifications can be set up to do similar tasks on iOS. Widgets drain battery.

No Proper file management – Good luck bricking your phone when you delete or move a file that is system based. These days, apps control certain files. Another fringe requirement for users.

No Flash – Dude, this is 2013. Flash is dying, and HTML 5 is the future. Most videos are app driven, and browser based Flash Games are dwindling.

No removable battery – Like many Android phones being released these days? You can’t put that down as a con.

No memory Expansion – Agreed, but in 2013 we use the Cloud. This isn’t 2003.

No Custom Roms, no personal OS mods – A time waster, and fun at first. But ultimately it holds a slight risk and hardly does anything that will improve features other than improve battery (by removing some of the those useless features)

List is ENDLESS – The list ends right here, so who is the simple one?

And you still complain about flash. Wake up, it’s 2013 and even Adobe renounced it. In which hole of the internet are you navigating? Say it after me: h.264 HTML5 is the future. Good. :))

You’re writing about custom ROMs and this kind of advanced stuff and you don’t know how multitasking in iOS works. There are two possibilities, you’re not such a tech-savvy person as you try to apper, or you’re just biased and want to put Android in a good light by perpetuating these myths.

Some homework: http://vimeo.com/34660348

Everything is executed upon touch except for web page loading for obvious reasons.