[ Thanks to sakgarg
for this link. ]
“Here’s the proof in the pudding.
“Today, the very same day that Android has been released into
the wild, Wind River has announced that it will offer a commercial
software solution based on Android. In addition to support for
people developing Android-based devices and services, Wind River
will offer software systems integration services to these
providers. These services will include customization, optimization
and testing, and Wind River confirms that “these services for
Android are currently being deployed to customers worldwide”–so
there are already partners onboard.”The correct quotation is “the proof of the pudding is in the
eating.” In other words, one test is worth a thousand opinions. The
proof does not lie in the bottom of a dish covered with
pudding–ed.
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