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Android + Windows = a beater car built from random parts?
Bloomberg’s Austin Carr details the frustrating experience he had replacing his Apple devices with Android- and Windows-powered products. But when he contacted Google about his report, Carr says a spokesperson “accidentally” copied him in on a private message to his team... and the message was pretty revealing:
He [the spokesperson] mocked the very idea that an Android-and-friends model could work as well as iOS. “It’s like doing a car comparison but trying to compare a Honda to a car you build from parts you got at Pep Boys,” he wrote.
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