[General Questions and Answers] THE_KINGDOM:
without turning this into an argument, and i do appreciate everybody's input, I'm really looking for ways to move to Android and not stay with iOS.

This thread was supposed to be controversial and that's what i like about it :) I like the different opinions. Except for stupid sh!t from Gorguts

buddy im not loving apple just explaining why apple has **** that android dev's could easily add

There are many advantages to Android over iOS and there are some advantages to iOS over Android also, (cydia, winterboard, polished apps.. to name a few) but the way I see it is that the only reason iOS has ANY advantages over Android is simply because we allowed them to have those advantages.

Polish the apps more = Android wins, or at least competes

More apps like ROM manger, ROM Toolbox, superuser to name a few make modding more easy, comparable to Cydia for iOS, and Android would excel.

I think that ICS and Cyanogenmod 9 might just be enough to keep me, but I do have to say that the dev's of all the apps for Android in general; really have to pick it up in GUI department and polish their apps more, regardless of function, nobody likes to work on a app with a crappy interface and poor graphical design. It's just not enjoyable period.

If dev's work on this, and in addition; with time, we will have more apps that make modding and tweaking Androids easier, I believe that Android will be the king of the crop but they gotta start now.

If iOS steals from Android, why not steal from them?

Take "sbsettings" for example, an amazing tweak, copy it, apply it to android, a horizontal swipe on the status bar could activate it without interfering with the vertical pulldown for the notification menu. Then you could have other widgets/switches/buttons for wifi, brightness etc available from a drop down menu with a horizontal swipe within Android, that means you would never have to minimize any application to make quick changes to the core features of Android, no going to the home screens and swiping through them, finding the appropriate switch etc. Instead of this it would take seconds. This is a great project for a dev to start IMO.

I attached a picture of sbsetting also after horizontal swipe of the status bar, all the switches; clean interface *see attached pics below

Also take "BiteSMS" for example, an amazingly clean sms application with many functions, features, and a really good quick reply and even quick send features, with the ability to read previous msg history right from the quick reply popup window, so you dont even have to minimize the current app your working on. (notice the similarity to sbsettings, nothing has to be minimized to accomplish this multitasking procedure, it's a popup/overlay, even with some transparency just to make it look better, genius.) take a look at the app, copy it and implement it to Android.

*GOSMS is the closest thing I can find, but it's just not clean enough, unable to look a previous history with contact from "quick reply box", and is there a "quick send/quick compose" option? Vol Down/Up + Tap for example, as shown in the attached pic for iPhone.

If you notice you are able to click volume up/down and the dialog box that popups for volume anyways now has an integrated button and extra text, these are the kind of system tweaks that are able to be implemented on iOS.

They say it's easier to code in Java than ObjectiveC, i'm not expert but if this is the case, why not copy those apps? at least to a degree?

Is there some kind of limitation to Android? a graphical limitation perhaps? If so please advise me. Surely this can be done.

iOS is by no means slowing down, so as they get better, Android has to get EVEN better.