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I understand. At the end of the article, he tries to make the point that having everything pluggable is a problem with Android devices. In reality, it's that fl
by NeutronBoy 9y ago
I understand. At the end of the article, he tries to make the point that having everything pluggable is a problem with Android devices. In reality, it's that flexibility that enables a manufacturer like Wileyfox to even release a unique product.
- JoBrad 9y agoHe seemed to be making a slightly different point: allowing core functionality to be completely removed makes the user experience less reliable.