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That's not true. Non-"Google Experience" have plenty of access to all of the Android Google APIs, etc. If they didn't no apps that used Google Maps, Navigation,
by drivebyacct 16y ago
That's not true. Non-"Google Experience" have plenty of access to all of the Android Google APIs, etc. If they didn't no apps that used Google Maps, Navigation, etc would work. The Google APIs are something that 3rd party apps rely on. Google restricting their availability would literally destroy the Market in one fell swoop.
The only thing that changes is whether or not they can print "Google" on the phone.
- mitchellhislop 16y agoNot true. There are 2 different versions of every android release-the "google" version and the non-google version. They have different capability. We just havent seen a major device launch without the google version. As an android dev, you learn not to rely on google api's for things. Much like twitter devs have learned not to trust the platform