I don't mind the competition. The hardware will probably catch up (they can offer more features, but need to meet the iPad's impressive size + weight to power usage + heat ratio), but I won't be using one of them until they refine Android to match iOS. From a mile away, they look close enough, but as always, the devil is in the details and Apple has it all over Android in the details. Google and Android device manufacturers still don't understand that the vast majority of the population are not computer geeks, don't build their own machines and maintain their own servers. They have a low tolerance for things like doing configuration for video chat and manually managing multitasking app resources. They will sell a lot of Android tablets, no doubt, but everytime I see and Android device with its clunky UI, I cringe. Not that iOS is perfect, it isn't. But it's still the best and it's clear Apple has spent years developing and refining it while everyone else is rushing "good enough" things out the door.
