Today, looking to clear the air, Google released a statement on the issue, indicating that yes, the search giant had put its foot down. The reason? Acer is a member of the Open Handset Alliance, a consortium of manufacturers and other firms with the shared goal of "developing open standards for mobile devices." Citing this alliance, Google plainly stated that "non-compatible version of Android, like Aliyun, weaken the ecosystem." Here's the full statement:
Compatibility is at the heart of the Android ecosystem and ensures a consistent experience for developers, manufacturers and consumers. Non-compatible versions of Android, like Aliyun, weaken the ecosystem. All members of the Open Handset Alliance have committed to building one Android platform and to not ship non-compatible Android devices. This does not however, keep OHA members from participating in competing ecosystems.
Mais sinon, c'est ouvert, hein. Tant que tu modifies pas trop ouvertemenrt et que tu met ouvertement les applis google, et que tu fait pas une version ouverte sans les applis google, et ben tu fais ce que tu veux, ouvertement (sous reserve que google soit ouvertement d'accord, ca va de soit).
[^] # Re: Mais non :-p
Posté par groumly . En réponse au journal Do no evil qu'ils disaient. Évalué à -2. Dernière modification le 15 septembre 2012 à 21:57.
Hop la:
http://www.androidpolice.com/2012/09/14/google-on-acers-canceled-phone-launch-non-compatible-versions-of-android-like-aliyun-weaken-the-ecosystem/
Je cite:
Today, looking to clear the air, Google released a statement on the issue, indicating that yes, the search giant had put its foot down. The reason? Acer is a member of the Open Handset Alliance, a consortium of manufacturers and other firms with the shared goal of "developing open standards for mobile devices." Citing this alliance, Google plainly stated that "non-compatible version of Android, like Aliyun, weaken the ecosystem." Here's the full statement:
Mais sinon, c'est ouvert, hein. Tant que tu modifies pas trop ouvertemenrt et que tu met ouvertement les applis google, et que tu fait pas une version ouverte sans les applis google, et ben tu fais ce que tu veux, ouvertement (sous reserve que google soit ouvertement d'accord, ca va de soit).