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Um, if a walled garden is multi-vendor how is it still a walled garden?
The OHA seems like a pretty good thing to me, as it's allowed multiple vendors to move forward together, providing choice to consumers while remaining compatible - with the results we've seen in operating system market share. In fact you could say that the 'successful version' of Android is 'OHA' Android. So successful, in fact, that the biggest non-OHA competitor, Amazon, has taken pains to stay compatible with it, in spite of forking the OS considerably to create its own store interface.
Graham
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