>As an aside I do agree with him that Android is more fragmented now than J2ME was back in the day.
Eh?
What with MIDP1.0 (which doesn't even have floating point), 2.0, CLDC1.1 and 2.0, plus various JSR's, and, the real killer, serious, often strange incompatibilities between devices (and there are at least an order of magnitude more J2ME devices out there), I'm not really sure how you can make that claim.
Fragmentation is certainly a worry for Android, but stating that things are currently worse than with J2ME seems very inaccurate.
Eh?
What with MIDP1.0 (which doesn't even have floating point), 2.0, CLDC1.1 and 2.0, plus various JSR's, and, the real killer, serious, often strange incompatibilities between devices (and there are at least an order of magnitude more J2ME devices out there), I'm not really sure how you can make that claim.
Fragmentation is certainly a worry for Android, but stating that things are currently worse than with J2ME seems very inaccurate.