"They'll commit precisely as needed to achieve their business goals. There is nothing interesting implied by the relative numbers of commits between Apple and G

"They'll commit precisely as needed to achieve their business goals. There is nothing interesting implied by the relative numbers of commits between Apple and Google." To hackers interest in business models/goals... or interested in the future of a project such as Webkit... there certainly could be something interesting here (i.e., more than just corporate egos), if only something like: • Perhaps Google will lend energy toward developing aspects of Webkit that Apple has neglected. • Perhaps the potential of Webkit is looking even greater as two mega-players in the digital realm are now supporting its development to roughly equal degrees.