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Android 3.0 wasn't released by AOSP until Android 4.0 came out. That was certainly a strange time.
by mattl 12y ago
Android 3.0 wasn't released by AOSP until Android 4.0 came out. That was certainly a strange time.
- jayd16 12y agoGo back and use a 3.0 device. It was a mess.
- Zigurd 12y agoIt wasn't a mess. There was never a good reason to withhold the source code. It was eventually released, and there was nothing terrible in it.
- yareally 12y agoMy guess for withholding Android 3.x was to prevent Amazon from using Android 3.x on the original Kindle Fire. Instead, the original Fire was stuck using a modded Phone OS (Android 2.3) while Android 3.x remained exclusive to tablets licensed by Google.