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Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support
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Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support The announcement that Nexus One users won’t be getting upgraded to Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich led some to justifiably question Google’s...
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@gruber My chart of OS updates for every Android phone released from 2008 til mid-2010. Nexus One peeps had it good: http://t.co/jv5uWfL6
@BenedictEvans For every Android phone released between 2008 & mid-2010, I charted the OS updates they actually got: http://t.co/jv5uWfL6
@jonseg Nexus One users fared better than most - my chart of OS updates for every Android phone from 2008 to mid-2010: http://t.co/jv5uWfL6
This underlines my "not consumer safe" point: Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support http://t.co/uOK5mxD9 (via @glen_george)
The appalling update lifespan of Android phones is going to seriously harm the platform when consumers catch on: http://t.co/H7Z6fVYC
So glad to have dropped my Droid to get the 4S. @khoi: Excellent, must-see visualization of Android fragmentation
why android will ultimately fail, a must-see visualization of android fragmentation: http://t.co/YhWKIH3I
Google's habit of abandoning stuff and leaving it to die of neglect seems to be contagious: http://t.co/LyYKeYwS
7 z 18 Android telefonů nikdy nemělo aktuální verzi systému a další zajímavé statistiky (graf included) http://t.co/gP310VCS
@GlennF I think Nexus One users had it good: my chart of OS updates for every Android phone from 2008 til mid-2010
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Why #Apple #iOS is better than #Android: shelf life http://t.co/YEDi2xaa
This is why I got screwed. If I'm stuck with a phone for a full two years, it's going to be an updated one
great blog entry "Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support" by @degusta (theunderstatement) http://t.co/Ar0gdDMo
great blog entry "Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support" by @degusta (theunderstatement) http://t.co/Ar0gdDMo
Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support
#Molility11maj
http://t.co/9M39R210
Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support
#Molility11maj
http://t.co/9M39R210
Android Orphans: Visualizing a Sad History of Support
#Molility11maj
http://t.co/9M39R210
I've probably tweeted this link before and I've ranted about Android Browser being the new IE6, but it's never enough: http://t.co/RZTeMlbj
@degusta is stating something many #Android users go through, a sad history of support. http://t.co/RhhMtfOs
#in #fb