I won't argue that Apple has done some amazing things through the years, but I wouldn't say that Android or Microsoft have made anything they've done worse.
Besides, some of the stuff that Android has been doing for years is now showing up in iOS, so it can't all be bad.
Ballmer had better hope that he's wrong. As of right now, Micro$oft is making money hand over fist off Android. If that were to go away, M$ might be in some serious trouble :p
I agree with the tone of the people posting comments here:
The hardware refresh is nice, but it's nothing special.
If this were an Android phone, that would be OK as the next super-device would be no more than a month away. As it's the iPhone, though, this means that people are stuck with a device that is only just on par with current Android devices for the next year.
I won't argue that Apple has done some amazing things through the years, but I wouldn't say that Android or Microsoft have made anything they've done worse.
Besides, some of the stuff that Android has been doing for years is now showing up in iOS, so it can't all be bad.