Well I don't think Google has any choice about releasing their Kernel modifications, Android will still meet this openness criteria. Or is that what you were s

Well I don't think Google has any choice about releasing their Kernel modifications, Android will still meet this openness criteria. Or is that what you were saying? If so, that's kind of a silly definition of openness--If you care about the kernel being open source, you probably also care about the rest of the OS. I'm disappointed about the delay, but Android is still way more open than iOS in the ways I care about, i.e., I can run any app I want.