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"How?" If you're going to say introducing a new OS is fragmenting the market than Android fits that definition as well as any other. If you're going to claim
by Steko 13y ago
"How?"
If you're going to say introducing a new OS is fragmenting the market than Android fits that definition as well as any other. If you're going to claim Android gets a free pass because Calvinball well we might as well close the thread.
- bookwormAT 13y agoplease re-read my post. My point is that Android is not a new operating system in the sense the word is used today. It is a foundation on which you build operating systems that are compatible to another. Apple could build iOS on top of Android, but you cannot build Android on top of iOS. Since Android was first released in 2008, Many vendors have replaced their incompatible OS with another one based on Android.