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I used to be one of those people but I've really stopped caring. There just isn't enough of a difference between all these releases to matter anymore. Is it g
by wvenable 11y ago
I used to be one of those people but I've really stopped caring. There just isn't enough of a difference between all these releases to matter anymore. Is it going to make your device faster or easier to use? Probably not. Android apps have to run on almost every very version anyway so even that isn't an issue.
- st3v3r 11y agoYeah, but because of that, it increases time to market for Android apps.
- wvenable 11y agoAs an end-user that doesn't affect me (it does, but it's pretty indirect). The Android ecosystem doesn't seem very healthy to me; it works merely out of sheer effort by everyone involved.
- rtpg 11y agoYeah, I used to be much more excited because Android was playing catch-up on quality for a while. Remember the jump from 2.3 to 4? Just a much smoother experience overall. What a fun time. Now it's mostly backend stuff as Play Services regroups much more of the user visible stuff. Boring is good too though, just not as exciting