Microsoft can launch customized versions of Android

As we all know, Microsoft charges a patent for Android. Every manufacturer that produces Android phones has to pay a certain patent fee to Microsoft. However, I think it is better for Microsoft to pay for it than to pay for it. Instead, it will release a customized version of Android that integrates its own applications. The attraction of this customized version of Android to manufacturers is that it is free of charge.

Microsoft is the only company in the technology industry that can replace Google's product line. Microsoft has maps, search, SkyDrive, and office to replace these products with native applications, so that they can occupy the entire Android Market.

Everyone thinks that android is Google's. In fact, this is not the case. Android is an open alliance. Google's strength lies in its dominant position in the open alliance, and its online products are irreplaceable. However, in fact, any vendor can customize Android at will, but there is almost no ability to customize it, because Google has been operating online products for many years. Microsoft's online product is the only one that can rival Google.

The launch of customized products exempts patent fees from mobile phone dealers and provides high-quality online applications. This is a good result for Microsoft, competitors, and users. The only harm is Google.