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Far from a threat. The arrival of clones on the market is expected and is necessarily a part of the plan -- everyone knows that a successful new product will be
by mechanical_fish 16y ago
Far from a threat. The arrival of clones on the market is expected and is necessarily a part of the plan -- everyone knows that a successful new product will be physically cloned overnight, which is why so much energy is expended on the brand, the associated services, the software, etc.
Meanwhile, this thing is a positive embarrassment for the Android brand. Or it would be if the word "Android" were ever publicly associated with the thing. Something tells me that Google's trademark lawyers -- and perhaps even this knockoff's manufacturers -- will make sure that this fact is not mentioned out loud except on tech news sites...
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- DrSprout 16y agoI would say it's a tribute to Android that it has such wide applications. It's a cheap and mostly functional device. Android devices aren't fashion statements; they are commodities.