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Last updated: Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Steve Jobs famously described Android as a fragmented platform, and it looks like developers agree: in a survey of 250 working developers, a sizable portion of those interviewed said that Android fragmentation is a huge problem. The survey was conducted by Baird’s William Powers, and asked developers to address their concerns about the Android platform. Clearly,

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Android developers see device fragmentation as “huge” problem

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