> I would have mentioned that e.g. camera apps are an exception : here hardware fragmentation can be a pain. I was half surprised to see that Google is also working on that one with the camera x library.
The irony, is that Android was originally designed to be a Camera OS. So its still fragmented in the thing it set out to do.
That's taken way out of context - according to your linked article, Android was pitched as a Camera OS in 2004, but almost immediately changed gears to an "open-source handset solution" a few months later that year. This was still years before iPhone was announced.
The irony, is that Android was originally designed to be a Camera OS. So its still fragmented in the thing it set out to do.
https://www.pcworld.com/article/2034723/android-founder-we-a...