I know the analogy was horrible... -_- Regardless, the intention of my point was that manufacturers were given "blueprints" and "tools" and they built a shitty

I know the analogy was horrible... -_- Regardless, the intention of my point was that manufacturers were given "blueprints" and "tools" and they built a shitty product. Even though Android is Google's product, the end result is not and to point fingers at Android is wrong. Is it the fault of Google if people are using the tools improperly? If anything, Google should've better managed the Android trademark so as to not associate their toolbox/blueprints with sub-par implementations.