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It had everything to do with fragmentation. Honeycomb (by Googles admission) was a stop-gap to get something out for tablets. They chose not to release the sour
by enjo 15y ago
It had everything to do with fragmentation. Honeycomb (by Googles admission) was a stop-gap to get something out for tablets. They chose not to release the source as they wanted to limit the number of devices shipping with honeycomb in favor of a more compatible (and developer friendly) version in ICS.
- drivebyacct2 15y agoHow is that related to fragmentation?
- esrauch 15y agoIf you are writing an app for phones you don't have to target honeycomb at all, that is reduced fragmentation.
- drivebyacct2 15y agoAh, I assumed enjo was saying it as a negative.