Google would limit the customization of Android to Minimize Fragmentation?

Android was always known as a mobile platform that is open, but a recent report claims that Google might have made some changes to the disclosure earlier. According to a report circulated among executives at various key companies of the Android ecosystem such as LG and Samsung, Google reportedly will minimize the amount of customization that can be made to the software.

Not only that, the manufacturers also have to give them to Google's plan to be approved first by Andy Rubin if they want to get early access to the latest Android. In addition, Google has made several points, the company signed a "non-fragmentation" which is part of the Android licensing. These points allow Google to accept or reject any changes made to the OS Android.

For example, Facebook is reportedly interested in creating their own version of Android, reportedly unhappy with Google's decision earlier that want to control all the changes in OS Android. Android fragmentation issues have emerged since the increasing number of Android version that comes out. Even many high-end devices that enter the market with high-end specifications, but still stuck with the old version of Android, making it not update compared to other phones.

Among the many manufacturers that may not be pleased with the steps Google it, maybe the customer is more interested in the steps taken by Google. Does Google has taken the right according to you, with more control of Android that is not too free?

via phonedog