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Sure, there is no doubt that Android has its fan base and it is growing day by day, possibly with the result of overthrowing Apple from its lofty throne. However, that being said, Android leaves a good bit to be desired in the consistency department. The user experience varies wildly from Android device to device in terms of performance, look and feel (i.e. SenseUI vs. generic stock UI), and even different installed Android versions.

I am secretly rooting for Open webOS to really take off in its own way as a viable alternative to Android an iOS. Sure, you could say that Palm, and then later HP, blew their chance at the market. But unlike Samsung Bada or Nokia MeeGo / Maemo, webOS seems to have the most cutting edge and it has a rabid fan base like no other. Seriously, Android and iOS can't hold a candle to webOS in the UX design department.

Now to get Open webOS on some actual good hardware when the software gets released. Hmmm...