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"Watching Google tiptoe around its relationship with Apple as it rolls out Android is one of the most enjoyable aspects of watching the industry these days. This is perfectly illustrated in the words of Rich Miner, group manager for Google's mobile platforms, who said, \"there's a much larger potential market on Android than for the iPhone.\" A truthful statement in all likelihood assuming that the OS is robust upon its global release later this year and available on handsets from HTC, Samsung, Motorola, and LG as expected. Miner then took a few shots at the iPhone SDK saying, \"There are things I saw people doing with the first version of the Android SDK that it seems like you can't do with the iPhone at least at the moment.\" He then noted that the SDK had been downloaded 750,000 times (compared to Apple's 100k in 4 days) as of February. Naturally, he then applied a thick, brown coat of public relations salve saying, \"[If I were a developer] I'd certainly be looking at the iPhone, and if you believe there will be lots of Android phones out there, as we do, I'd be developing for both platforms.\" Kumbaya my BossEricSchmidtSitsOnTheAppleBoard, kumabaya..."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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