[AT&T Samsung Galaxy Note II] the1dynasty:
You're kidding right? Don't get me wrong, that tweak was VERY well implemented and if iOS actually came with that feature, it would be a great addition to the software and give iPhone users something to say they can compete with android on...

But you do realize that android has had these sorts of things in custom ROMs for YEARS, right?? I'd even give the benefit of the doubt and say, until ICS (Android 4.0) came out last year Oct-Nov, that some of these things weren't well implemented... Android 4.2 is definitely getting even better with these things...

Below are some screenshots of a custom ROM I'm running from CyanogenMod team... This is CM10.1 (Android 4.2)... These are stock android features and not skinned phones with "Sense" for HTC or "Touchwiz" for Samsung... I'll only compare feature for feature from that video, I won't even mention custom kernels to over or under clock the processor, as well as tons of other tweaks you can do with that alone... I won't mention the custom theme I'm running (Google Le Bean on the Play Store made by me), I won't mention that I can configure hardware buttons like the volume up button to skip tracks without even turning on the screen... or that I can open directly to apps, look at widgets or slide directly to the camera with stock Android... I'm only gonna compare what's in the video you linked...

STOCK +4.0 Android has recent app window too... and on there you can already see a sorta full window of what you were doing on app, its not a tweak... U can swipe apps away or long press an app and see the app info or remove it that way if you choose... Tweaked ROMs allow for the added button (top right on this rom but I've seen it on the bottom left which is better IMO) to close all apps with the press, not hold, of a button...

The other things the video mentions are already, mostly, included in STOCK +4.1 Android in the notification panel (I prefer it there)... Starting with 4.1, app devs can now include expanded notifications... But if its an app like a music player or similar, they can also include convenient quick buttons that let you interact with the app without even opening it up... You can see in the screenshots below, the notifications are expanded for music, gmail, and G+... You can also see in another shot, that you can collapse notifications... In fact, they only auto-expand when there's space to expand... Otherwise if the panel is full they will popup collapsed and a simple swipe down on that notification and it expands... Expanded or not, you can see how easy it is to control a music app or +1/respond to a post on G+, etc... Some app devs haven't implemented this new feature yet... but the ones that have, I fully take advantage and use the quick options they bring... And you can easily hit the little button next to the date to remove them all or swipe away one by one... This is all 100% stock android too, no tweaks needed for any of this...

Expanded:

Just G+ Expanded:

Everything Collapsed:

Toggles are newly implemented into Android as a stock feature... There's no customization in stock form... You even have a nice little picture from your Google account in case you forget what you look like... But with this custom ROM, I can choose all sorts of toggles to add/remove... This ROM just allows you to rearrange these "tiles" to any position you want... Long pressing on them takes you directly to that tiles setting in the normal settings menu...

Now some things to mention... Although 100% stock android only got some of these features with the recent 4.2 update... Some features, like the toggles, have been included in Touchwiz ROMs since at least Android 2.3, possibly earlier (Idk)... Touchwiz is the Android that comes on the GS3 and Note2, etc...

I hope you enjoyed your schooling for the day... That was a long reply to type on my phone, I'm out lol...

*edit*

Almost forgot to include that you can't use the tweak in that video on iOS 6... You'd have to downgrade lol... Along with that, I read in the comments that the devs are gonna charge $2.99 for that tweak... Now since I dabble in devving and I make themes for custom ROMs, it would be great to make money on everything I do... But c'mon, aside from me chewing that video up, we get all of these things for free... And IMHBAO (in my humble but accurate opinion), they're better implemented on Android than on iOS... But maybe that's just because of iOS overall ui...

Also, did I mention these screenshots were on my Nexus S 4G... The Nexus S 4G celebrated its 2 YEAR old birthday a few days ago... Say happy belated birthday :) ... Its crazy how its this old but still gets every single feature that Google can come up with... Unlike some devices *cough*iPhone4 & lower*cough*