I feel the reality is that Android is open when you look at gerrit, Cyanogenmod, and the Apache license. The closed view is the inability to view the source of what is on the devices that people buy, view the in-process…
How did this article not yet trend on HN.
Leaving the old Java installed means the security risk is still there, that's not a very good work around.
Add to this picture the fact that there are hundreds of millions of devices, every iPhone/iPod touch is 3.5" at an aspect ratio of 3:2 and every iPad is 9.7" at 4:3.
Scala
Facebooks attempts at openness make me wonder what they are trying to hide... misdirection?
I feel the reality is that Android is open when you look at gerrit, Cyanogenmod, and the Apache license. The closed view is the inability to view the source of what is on the devices that people buy, view the in-process…
How did this article not yet trend on HN.
Leaving the old Java installed means the security risk is still there, that's not a very good work around.
Add to this picture the fact that there are hundreds of millions of devices, every iPhone/iPod touch is 3.5" at an aspect ratio of 3:2 and every iPad is 9.7" at 4:3.
Scala
Facebooks attempts at openness make me wonder what they are trying to hide... misdirection?