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ahem if you check mobile dev history you will find Nokia did the same thing with open source Symbian, etc.. No viable successful open source mobile OS gives eq
by shareme 15y ago
ahem if you check mobile dev history you will find Nokia did the same thing with open source Symbian, etc..
No viable successful open source mobile OS gives equal access to public and OEM partners to a private tree
- kprobst 15y agoSo don't call it 'Open Source' then.
- hrktb 15y agoWell, if Nokia boasted about Symbian's openness, they were in the position to be criticized too. It's mostly a PR problem.
- Steko 15y ago"No viable successful open source mobile OS gives equal access to public and OEM partners to a private tree" This is a true statement but you've set the bar pretty low there with 4 qualifiers.
- foobarbazetc 15y agoAnd look how well that turned out for Nokia. Oh, wait...