Android 2.2 will address the issue of version fragmentation, so this guinea-pig issue should be resolved soon.

I'm bound to agree to that statement, but underneath the user interface the core system remains the same. The customization is necessary for companies to stand out (ie. Sense for HTC, Blur for Motorola). As far as I know, there are only 3 of these customized interfaces. For now I don't see much trouble going on.

There are also lots of home-screen replacements for Android OS, are you saying they effect the fragmentation too?

I have a feeling that Android in 3 years will become another Windows Mobile...

This post has been edited by pziv2: May 8 2010, 08:51 PM

Sadly that's true.

My Android has the functionality I need, but for others, I don't know.

This post has been edited by pziv2: May 9 2010, 10:22 AM