Mobile Nations 10: The F-word
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Phil Nickinson, Rene Ritchie, and special guest Michael DeGusta talk about fragmentation, legacy, forks, and flexibility and how they challenge developers, designers, but most importantly -- consumers. This is a Mobile Nations Special Edition!
Agenda
- Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support
- Editorial: Fun with ‘fragmentation’ charts (or, why you shouldn’t be distracted by shiny objects)
- Android 'fragmentation' -- why it really matters to you and me
- Forked up
- Everything is a grid
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Simple solution......XDA:) I never run stock anyway. An I have tried!
I feel bad for Phil. There is clearly a issue in the android world and he was trying to defend those issue, when he has no control over how screwed up the manufactures and carriers are.
Phil got his ass kicked by Michael. Like really bad, but we still respect ya, Phil.
Phil had to do some serious tap dancing on that podcast.
Trying so hard to ignore the cold hard truth: Google doesn't care about fragmentation. All Google cares about is ad revenue. And that doesn't require the latest version of Android. Just ask Amazon, the new King of Amazon Forkers.