Seems like a management misunderstanding, or they really believe in a long life of MS. Even their own MeeGo (which is just a bunch or rpms) doesn't require any proprietary security solution, leave alone Android.
Of course, they could create and start to push some artificial, unnecessary security framework, but to whom? Some mobile Windows 7 on Atom I guess.. ^_^ which obviously a born-dead platform, same as this MeeGo.
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Seems like a management misunderstanding, or they really believe in a long life of MS. Even their own MeeGo (which is just a bunch or rpms) doesn't require any proprietary security solution, leave alone Android.
Of course, they could create and start to push some artificial, unnecessary security framework, but to whom? Some mobile Windows 7 on Atom I guess.. ^_^ which obviously a born-dead platform, same as this MeeGo.