The 39th vlog from www.clove.co.uk -This vlog considers how the fast evolution of Android has caused and is exaggerating the fragmentation of Android.
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The 39th vlog from www.clove.co.uk -This vlog considers how the fast evolution of Android has caused and is exaggerating the fragmentation of Android.
For more information visit:
http://www.clove.co.uk
Constantly challenging opinions and looking for new opportunities, Jon develops the product ranges and business activities and very much strives to maintaining growth and taking Clove in to the future.
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Well, ICS is 8 months old now, so an upgrade is timely. Yes, the early adopters will be screaming for it until hardware manufacturers release it onto their devices, but if nothing else, it’s a good motivation for Samsung, HTC et al to pull their fingers out. As you point out, some manufacurers have been awfully sluggish about updates, so the more motivation they have to apply what is, on the face of it, a fairly small upgrade in functionality is worthwhile. Google could have slipped it out without a fanfare, but the core Android fanbase would still have noticed and be champing at the bit for it, so I think this is pretty much the only way they could have done things. At least now, everyone knows that fruity-style smoothness is on the way, and since the manufacturers have supposedly had the source for a few months, hopefully it won’t take too long. At least they didn’t call it Android 5.0, that would have started riots…