A recent study found that out of eight open source mobile platforms, Android ranks at the bottom in terms of openness. Photo: Jim Merithew/Wired.com. By Ryan Paul, Ars Technica.
Market research firm VisionMobile has published a report that evaluates the openness of eight major open source software projects. The study — which was partly funded by the European Union — focuses largely on open governance, inclusiveness, transparency, and ease of access to source code.
Gadget Lab
See also:
technoleap, Study: Android Is Least Open of Open Source Mobile Platforms
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