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Time and again we hear people talking about Android fragmentation. Apple does it on every chance they get to speak about Android.  For years, Google’s rivals have used the “Android is fragmented” argument to hype their own platforms. Microsoft executives, for example, have long suggested that one of their key goals with Windows Phone is to prevent it from splintering into multiple versions on multiple devices, ensuring a common experience for all users of the platform .   It has been a hot topic on every tech websites and blogs. So is there really Android Framentation or it is actually fragmentation of Android devices? 1) Android Platform Fragmentation Android is an open-source platform so the inheritance of knowledge between people interested in copying, modifying, adding new features, tweaking is very easy. The only problem may be that should everyone else have the same rights to the knowledge that you have tirelessly gathered and perfected ? This fear was