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Last updated: Tuesday, March 30, 2010

Although Google’s Android OS is finding its way on to new smartphones at a staggering pace, the platform is not without its problems. Google has been working at break neck speed to get Android up to fully-functional, feature-rich status, and in so doing has caused quite a bit of fragmentation. It’s not uncommon to see smartphones

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Google to sort out Android platform fragmentation by Gingerbread release

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