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by rickdeckard
798 days ago
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Forks supported by manufacturers don't work, because they only earn money when selling hardware. So they can't each operate a huge platform maintenance team on their own. Also, the only glue that actually holds Android in place as a single platform is Google's CTS (compatibility test suite). Without it being mandated for Googles Mobile Services (GMS) and its revenue-share, Android will stop being a single platform. It will start drifting apart as soon as all vendors have to implement the next display/camera/sensor/form-factor support in the OS in parallel of each other... |
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