With the coming into force for all purposes of the acquisition of Motorola Mobility by Google, many companies are afraid of discrimination made ​​against them, undermining the balance of Android. To address the concern today was Eric Schmidt, Google’s number one, who stressed that the agreement with Motorola will not change the rules of the game and that the Android operating system will remain open to all, without preferential treatment.

Schmidt has also given of what emerged from the pages of the biography of Steve Jobs, that Android was the greatest theft perpetrated by Google against Apple. I decided not to comment on what has been written about the book after his death. Steve is a fantastic person and I miss him very much. As a general comment, I think most people agree that Google is a great innovator and I stress the fact that the efforts of Google has begun before that of ‘iPhone‘, said Schmidt

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