Razr Maxx?
And yes, Apple does tend to put more of an emphasis on battery life, but I think the general consensus (at least on these boards and Apple support forums) is that the 4S lasts a lot less compared to the 4. Android users might have to tinker a bit in order to get the optimal battery life, but that's the point of Android--that's what I think you're missing because you're still stuck in a typical iOS user's paradigm of thought. A lot of satisfied android users like messing with theirs phones and afterwards, they can get battery lives as close to or perhaps even better than the iPhone.
Furthermore, Android has things like live widgets running. While that may not be useful to you, perhaps some people believe battery life is a necessary sacrifice in order to make their lives easier by seeing info on the homescreen instead of having to launch an app every time.
I disagree with the OP's statement since there exists a lot of people who don't want to mess around with an OS--they want to be able to just pick it up and use it. I'm not saying that Android is completely unfriendly to users, but iOS does better in this regard.
However, making blanket statements about Android users just puts you at the same level of the person who you quoted, and it is rather ineffective in proving your point or winning.
Not going to dispute the efficiency part because I'm not informed enough about it to make an argument. But he's right about the rest. Other than specifically dedicated apps, iOS automatically kills background apps in 10 minutes. I'm assuming by the OP's use of language that "true multitasking" in his view is letting other apps run in the background indefinitely. The features that he listed that Android has over iOS is again, mostly all true. What if someone valued LTE over battery life? Or widgets? Who are you to tell them they're wrong?
Source: http://www.macworld.com/article/1164616/how_ios_multitasking_really_works.html
If I post an equally negative post about the 4S in the iPhone thread this moment, are you saying I wouldn't get a similar response from iPhone users? Because personal observations have shown me that people who legitimately had troubles with the iPhone got the same response. Also, what if I add in the fact that I switched from Android too?
It goes both ways you see. I'm not making excuses for the people that come in here with a mission to change your mind or prove you wrong, because it's honestly a hopeless effort. Keep in mind though that there have been posters who have legitimately tried to help you out and advise you on how to improve your experience. But I think the people who come here and try to prove you wrong exist in life as a population, and isn't solely isolated to Android. They're the ones who'll reply to trolls even when they realize it'll be completely counterproductive.
