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Just watched this a little while ago and was pretty impressed overall.
I agree the "all open apps" view is awful. The Vista callout made me laugh out loud.
With this and Motorola working with Graphene, we seem to be moving steadily towards some decent options for phones that aren't Google or Apple
Graphene still requires Android though.
The existence of Graphene obviously tells me that Android is a honeypot, otherwise a trillion dollar company like Google would also harden allocation and memory safety in Android.