A detailed history of Android — from 2003 to today
It's easy to forget that Android is little more than a decade old. I fondly remember one of my first editors at CIO.com asking me to write a story about "WHAT ANDROID MEANS TO ENTERPRISE." I write that title in capital letters, bold, italics, underline and quotation marks because the story was supposed to have gravity. This was in 2007 or 2008, when Android was more of a concept than something the average Joe could grasp in his hands. I was supposed to explain the mysterious OS, and quell the fears of CIOs, who worried the consumer software would make their jobs harder.
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