Are you being misleading on purpose, or was it just an accident?
The first phone to run on Android debuted from Google in 2008 and was universally recognized as a hilariously obvious copy of iOS and everything about the iPhone.
The early internal versions of Android bore absolutely no resemblance to what was finally released in 2008. There wasn't even a touchscreen at all, and they had a physical QWERTY Blackberry-esque keyboard. They magically changed after the iPhone was released. This is all quite well-documented.
The first phone to run on Android debuted from Google in 2008 and was universally recognized as a hilariously obvious copy of iOS and everything about the iPhone.
The early internal versions of Android bore absolutely no resemblance to what was finally released in 2008. There wasn't even a touchscreen at all, and they had a physical QWERTY Blackberry-esque keyboard. They magically changed after the iPhone was released. This is all quite well-documented.
https://slate.com/technology/2008/11/what-the-google-phone-s...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_(operating_system)