» If Android is a "stolen product," then so was the iPhone
Posted 3 months ago with 21 notesJobs called Android a “stolen product,” but theft can be a tricky concept when talking about innovation. The iPhone didn’t emerge fully formed from Jobs’s head. Rather, it represented the culmination of incremental innovation over decades—much of which occurred outside of Cupertino.
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Proud of my reply. Andy would probably laugh since it is his field of expertise. But, people don’t know about open...
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The Android operates on a Linux system. Linux backs up even Microsoft websites. Apple is similar but not open source therefore is open to less scrutiny and has more bugs. Linux is am open-source operating system which is continually tweaked by programmers. You know why…
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