How Steve Jobs imposed limitations on Android

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By Christian ZibregNov 12, 2013, 12:52 pm663 pts
I clearly remember September 2008 when the HTC G1 debuted in partnership with Google and T-Mobile. Google’s first usable Android-driven handset arrived some fifteen months after the iPhone had gone on sale in June 2007 and tech die-hards were startled that it didn’t incorporate the pinch-zoom gesture. Android…

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