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Open source, shared professional and community contributions have always been a huge background competitive force, the basis for iPhone, Android and Palm devices, and something Microsoft has always been uncomfortable with. Today's technical community is huge, many are open source proponents. | Open source, shared professional and community contributions have always been a huge background competitive force, the basis for iPhone, Android and Palm devices, and something Microsoft has always been uncomfortable with. Today's technical community is huge, many are open source proponents. | ||
A "blank" handset, sold by multiple manufacturers, and the ability to boot Open Source Android off microSD cards would avoid Microsoft and Apple's traps, and return control to the individual for a diverse and flourishing market. There | == Boot Android from microSD == | ||
A "blank" handset, sold by multiple manufacturers, and the ability to boot Open Source Android off microSD cards would avoid Microsoft and Apple's traps, and return control to the individual for a diverse and flourishing market based on price and features. There would be other advantages to this highly portable system. There could be enough Android users today to connect with an appropriate hardware company, with an initial order of hundreds of thousands of handsets for a specific date. | |||
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