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I don't think so. None of this would have happened if the manufacturers and carriers didn't fuck up. Google's Nexus One might very well save the platform by ser
by FooBarWidget 17y ago
I don't think so. None of this would have happened if the manufacturers and carriers didn't fuck up. Google's Nexus One might very well save the platform by serving as an example of how things should be done.
- kylec 17y agoHere's hoping that they keep the device updated like Apple does with the iPhone (unlike HTC/T-Mobile with the G1 that's still stuck on Android 1.6). One of the reasons why I like buying Apple is because they continue to add value after the sale.
- cantastoria 17y agoI wouldn't count on this from Google. The release of the Nexus shows they have a very muddled strategy as far as Android goes. It looks like they thought they could pull off some of Microsofts' old tricks but Android is open source and they had no way of keeping the handset makers from messing with it. The Nexus is a retreat from this strategy.
- qeorge 17y agoNone of this would have happened if the manufacturers and carriers didn't fuck up. Is this to suggest Google wouldn't have released a phone if they were more impressed with the G1, Droid, et all? There's been "G Phone" rumors for at least 2 years. It is an interesting thought, though. What is your basis?