Oracle vs Google: Android P is for Poisoned Platform
Summary
While South Korea is our ally and their products are not under the same scrutiny as those manufactured in China, Samsung may decide that for the long term, it isnt worth licensing Android anymore and paying Oracle exorbitant protection money.It has a completely new microkernel known as "Zircon" as well as a totally new cross-platform software development framework called " Flutter " as well as including support for Apples Swift programming language.Its hard to say how many resources are being devoted to Fuchsia at the company, but with yesterdays ruling, you can be assured that they are now going to put that development effort into overdrive, especially Android code migration tools for that OS.Microsoft has been spending years developing a cross-platform toolset in the form of Xamarin and .Net, which is able to produce application code for all of the major computing platforms, and that includes Android, iOS, Windows, Mac and also desktop versions of Linux.And Microsoft has a huge stable of stuff with Visual Studio that can help a developer transform a native Android application written to ART to cross-platform deployable code.
