That’s pretty presumptuous of you to assume something like that. I consider myself an Android follower and I never saw that prototype.

I Googled the Android Sooner and found out that it was in development before Google acquired Android. Another prototype came into existence soon after Google took over which was called the HTC Dream – a touchscreen phone. The Sooner was suppose to be released first followed by Dream. Ultimately the Sooner was scraped and Dream was released as the G1 here in the states. Dream was in development by Google before the iPhone was released.

It’s not a secret, Android followers know about it and just don’t bring it up. It wasn’t released because the iPhone was released first. Just saying Android faithful always call Apple out for “stealing” their ideas when they completely changed the direction of their mobile phone program and mimicked Apple’s design instead.

So instead of posting a phone that was actually released, you post prototypes that never saw the light of day. Did you really expect people to know about a phone that was never released let alone “conveniently forget that”?

http://gizmodo.com/334909/google-android-prototype-in-the-wild

bingo

http://devilsworkshop.org/files/2012/05/Android_preiPhone.png

What phone was that?

That’s just such a tired argument. Remember when Android looked like a crappy old BlackBerry before the iPhone came out? Yeah, all you Android fans always seems to conveniently forget that.

Well He is right, Android did have this feature before IOS, But i think apple is starting to take the ideas from jailbreak Devs. i had the whole notification center with the toggles and stuuf on IOS 5 and 6

LOL. Yep.

You mean the Android feature they decided to copy and put on IOS7?