raregem009
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- Jun 21, 2016
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This is sad and can happen to any phone maker anytime. So I expect to see phone makers doing their own OS and maybe we would have a strong competitor to android in 5years courtesy of china
One thing I like Apple is simple , just use it. But problem yea expensive for " nothing " Like recently I just change one old iMac mid 2011 , power supply , I just hope it workI would love apple if it wasn’t their slow pace of innovation, for now if you’re looking for innovation and value its point towards Samsung. However gotta say apple did one hella of a job with the software.
rip huawei users, good thing I bought another brand. nice decision I guess.
Haha, this thing is applicable for upcoming Huawei mobiles buddy.![]()
It's not really android vs iphone at that range. It's more like android 1 vs android 2. Iphone is for fanboys anyways.how about iPhone. But for me kinda fear now a days APPLE also " greedy " zzzz the updates on IOS and OSX
sometimes I don't wanna update or not , as they claim " security " but who knows lag your old iphone and mac.
Android IS open source. Huawei just won't be able to use Google services, such as Gmail, Play store etc.My first reaction to the news was "this is stupid, anyone can fork android and make their own OS".
Then I realized Android is not actually open source.
It's proprietary even though it uses Linux and a ton of free software inside it.
This is a shocker for me. I thought android was free/OSS.
Android IS open source. Huawei just won't be able to use Google services, such as Gmail, Play store etc.
That's basically the same thing I said. But I think those small things are negated when companies make their own software versions on top of android, like Huawei has EMUI, might be wrong of course.I read somewhere that it's mixed. The kernel is OSS due to the viral license in stuff it uses like linux. You can't close source linux. But all the stuff that "makes it android" is proprietary.
Kinda like chrome. It's OSS but there's ton of proprietary and secret stuff in the actual browser you download.
Actually they CAN use Android, but not Google play, Youtube and so on.My first reaction to the news was "this is stupid, anyone can fork android and make their own OS".
Then I realized Android is not actually open source.
It's proprietary even though it uses Linux and a ton of free software inside it.
This is a shocker for me. I thought android was free/OSS.