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To: Lahcim Leinad who wrote (1335)	1/5/2013 5:15:34 PM
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Breaking down the Google Maps – Windows Phone issue \| Tom Verhoeff So what does this mean?Google’s own statement suggests that not supporting WebKit is the problem here, however the experiments mentioned show that there doesn’t appear to be any real problems. Combine this fact with some other recent development like Google removing ActiveSync support for Gmail users and Google still blocking a fully featured YouTube app for Windows Phone. It just shows that Google is just mocking Windows Phone and its users, something TheNextWeb also realized. It’s just another chapter in the ecosystem war. Google was always praised for it’s openness, but they’re acting more and more like Microsoft was back in the 90s (and that’s NOT a good thing) Looks to me like Tanker Captain and Mansion Android are now on opposite sides of the pool. There goes that neighborhood. ;-)