GeeLouie,
More complete of an OS? If you're going to say things like that, at least have a clue as to what you're talking about.
Sure Android has a lot of market share, but that doesn't make it a better option. With a plethora of different handsets and tablets running Android (vs a few devices for Apple) this SHOULD be the norm. Android devices have more choice when it comes to size, etc, and the general public has the mentality of bigger is better. I cringe anymore when having to look at problems on my wife's Galaxy S4. Massive battery drain all of a sudden, and the battery meter is useless in trying to determine where it went because it's consumed by "Android OS". Now, the user is either given the option of googling and tracking down the apps that have gone wrong, resetting the device to factory defaults or just dealing with it.
I used Android for years and for me the pros are no longer outweighing the cons, which is why I switched to an iPhone and prefer the experience. I get updates at the same time as everyone else and I know I will get them for right around two years per device. Rather than have to worry if Samsung or HTC or whoever is going to pony up the effort to release a good update, or even one at all.