Taking a desktop operating system and shrinking it down to run on a phone is no easy task. In fact, it's a gargantuan undertaking.
iOS is a shrunken version of OSX, while Android is a barely shrunken version of Linux. Aren't all modern mobile platforms shrunken versions of desktop operating systems?
iOS is a shrunken version of OSX, while Android is a barely shrunken version of Linux. Aren't all modern mobile platforms shrunken versions of desktop operating systems?