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Hm.. He didn't actually respond to Mr. Jobs, though-- right? Mr. Jobs said that the issue of openness was a side issue to the real issue of fragmentation/integ
by awakeasleep 16y ago
Hm.. He didn't actually respond to Mr. Jobs, though-- right?
Mr. Jobs said that the issue of openness was a side issue to the real issue of fragmentation/integration, iirc.
So regardless of the accuracy of that statement, a response would have to address that point.
- RexRollman 16y agoNo he didn't, and I find that I agree with Mr. Jobs when it comes to the issues of Android fragmentation. It seems to me that Google is creating a smart-phones version of the Windows/PC paradigm: cheap and plentiful but lacking polish.
- dasil003 16y agoJobs is just pulling a calculated PR move of framing the conversation. If you address "fragmentation/integration" then he's already won, because the way it's worded is in Apple's favor. What Andy failed to do is shift the language back to something both favorable and understandable, such as "actually it's about choice vs dictatorship".