Google is getting a little more private about Android development.
The operating system will still be open source, but Google is now moving all development to a private, internal software branch. It previously worked on some features, like the Bluetooth stack, in public, but now everything is going in-house to streamline development. Confused? Android expert Mishaal Rahman breaks down what it all means at Android Authority. [Link: Exclusive: Google will develop the Android OS fully…
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