According to the Wall Street Journal (which charges $90 per year to access full articles), Google’s Android plans aren’t moving quite as fast as the company had hoped.
Android chief Andy Rubin told the Wall Street Journal, “This is where the pain happens. We are very, very close.”
The slowdown appears to be a result of copious reams of red tape from carriers coupled with constant changes to the Android platform frustrating developers.
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Labels: Android, developers, mobile, phone, platform, Software
