Google plays Hide and Seek with Android SDK

  2008-07-15 08:00:05
Google's strict code of secrecy may work fine for protecting its internal operations. But the company isn't ingratiating itself to software developers by keeping major updates to its Android mobile software platform locked away in a Mountain View dungeon. Now, even those developers once very committed to pushing Google's technology forward are thinking about abandoning Android†' the most closed open platform to not yet exist. 
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