Linked by Thom Holwerda on Fri 17th May 2013 23:35 UTC, submitted by kragil
Ars nails it: "The answer is that Google did announce what amounts to a fairly substantial Android update yesterday. They simply did it without adding to the update fragmentation problems that continue to plague the platform. By focusing on these changes and not the apparently-waiting-in-the-wings update to the core software, Google is showing us one of the ways in which it's trying to fix the update problem."
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RE[3]: Hiding the problem...
by JAlexoid on Mon 20th May 2013 01:32
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It's called the GPL. If Android had licensed Android as GPLv2 instead of Apache, we wouldn't be having these problems.