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Google's unhappy Android developers

For a long time, Google has led a largely blissful existence, fostering a widespread perception -- sometimes in direct contradiction to the facts -- that it can do no wrong. Yet the company's controversial Android mobile platform venture threatens to seriously dent this notion, at least with some of the people it needs most.

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No matter how the mess is

No matter how the mess is going on, Google and its partners need to show the developer community that mobile phones based on Android platform are going to sell. We, as independent application developer, are interested in making money for all our effort spent on the platform. I am curious if there are any mobile phone vendors who will be seriously selling Android based mobile phone in the near future. Can Android survive the reality check?
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I do not think apple's

I do not think apple's Android phone will be very popular with the current popularity of Apple's misguided 3G. It will probably be the cellular version of linux. Which is not what the cellphone industry needs. We need to start increasing emphasis on the phones by removing archaic interfaces, and take power away from the networks.

The 3G is encrypted and doesn't do anything that is particularly revolutionary. Google needs to release the sdk so that they can have as many apps as possible. If they don't then the future of phones could be very bleak.
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