It's good that they're releasing this stuff, rather than just letting it rot. But Enyo is the really interesting technology; the underlying OS is probably too

It's good that they're releasing this stuff, rather than just letting it rot. But Enyo is the really interesting technology; the underlying OS is probably too flawed to be of much use. Either way, I don't see anything significant happening with this stuff unless Google starts to rein in Samsung and LG to the point that they're no longer able to use Android to do the carriers' bidding and need to find another platform. And that scenario is very unlikely, but now that Google controls Motorola, Microsoft controls Nokia, and Apple continues to demonstrate that there's a large market for devices that put the consumer ahead of the carrier, who knows? There may be hope.