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Giz Explains: Android, and How It Will Take Over the World [Giz Explains] 
Gizmodo | by John Herrman | Thu, Nov 5
Android is Linux insofar as its core components are open-source and free, and Google must publish their source code with every release. But the real heart of the Android phone experience—the Google apps like Maps, GChat, Gmail, Android Market, Google Voice, Places and YouTube are close...
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