Obviously, not included in Canada's perfect package was the ability for its people to spell.

That's on the 8.9", which will give it a ppi slightly over 300. The 7" is 1920x1200, and if that's anything like my Nexus 7 2013, it's pretty damn good.

Well, the hardware is superior (although not for the price). If you can get CyanogenMod or Paranoid Android running on it, it'd be great. Nothing to scoff at with a Snapdragon 800 and a 2560x1600 screen.

Google was flat before Apple was. See: ICS and Jelly Bean

No. Android phones come with either a stock or OEM launcher. You can download a third party launcher to tweak the appearance to your liking.

Pretty high. Launchers are popular apps, and CyanogenMod is bigger than Windows Phone.

Especially when I started to get into PC gaming, I just find myself using a mouse more and more. It's so much more precise and quick than a trackpad.

Now how many of those tests were totally swept by the iPhone?

I'm willing to bet that this is because of the optimized nature of iOS. Android needs to be able to be run on hundreds of devices, but iOS can be optimized to run on just half a dozen. When you have that much control over hardware, there's no excuse not to optimize it.

That's the worst analogy ever. Not only is engine architecture completely not analogous, the 2011 Crown Vic was designed way before the '11 Legacy.

The Moto X also has an older Snapdragon S4 Pro, and it's dual core at that. It's a 1+ year old processor.

It seems to split GPU benches pretty evenly with the G2.

I want to see a comparison to the Tegra 4 or Snapdragon 800, even though they're also relatively old.

Okay I'm with you until pants. Who are you to judge the fashion choices of other men. I have a slim waist and small knees, so normal jeans look retarded and baggy.

Because having a tablet that's bigger than about 10" is completely ludicrous, right? 12" would be a great size for a tablet if you already have a 7" tablet.

There was a great Lifehacker article on this. The iOS "walled garden" is great for a lot of people. I wouldn't give an Android phone to my mom when an iOS device does everything she needs.

3rd party gestures, custom ROMs that add superior notifications and the ability to change dpi so you can actually read stuff, torrenting, uninstalling system apps, spherical panoramics, a personal assistant that's actually smart and useful, and that's just scratching the surface. Having the choice between using the…

Looks like the point flew right over your head.

Agreed. It's faster, but only in theory and in benchmarks, which doesn't really mean anything. You're still pretty limited in features, and awesome graphical performance means jack shit with a small screen.

Agreed, GTA is best with a controller.