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Dear Google: AT&T Locked Down the Best Android Handset Ever, and It's Your Fault

Android phones are meant to be open, but unfortunately the best Android phone on the market is locked down, thanks to AT&T. It's time Google started to change that, by walking its talk on Android openness. ...

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Published By: Wired - Friday, 18 May, 2012

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