Andy Rubin

...46, says he's just getting started. In the next few months he expects to unveil major enhancements to the programs available for Android phones, including some to make them more useful for business. He's also pushing Android beyond mobile...

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...head of Google's Android development, made it crystal clear that Google is not making a phone. "We're not making hardware," Rubin told CNET. "We're enabling other people to build hardware." So who's telling the truth? Arrington's claim...

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...and developers to rely on. Google's Mr. Rubin said the variety of Android systems is no different than the situation in the PC market, where multiple versions of Microsoft Corp's Windows exist. Google has procedures and incentives...

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...to slice and dice and all that squeaky toys and stuff that's out there? I don't care," Rubin said. "I just want the best one in each category." Two years after the Web search leader announced its plan to barge into the market, a dozen phones...

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...saying the company was "not making hardware." "Rubin ... scoffed at the notion that the company would 'compete with its customers' by releasing its own phone," a report by CNET said. Arrington, incidentally, responded to this in part...

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