Android director Rubin is not greedy to share millions of bonuses with employees

Android platform Director Rubin (Andy Rubin) Sina Science and technology news in Beijing August 18 morning, according to the U.S. Science and Technology blog BusinessInsider report, Google Android platform director Rubin (Andy Rubin)　　Not alone after winning the first big prize, he rewarded his Android team with the money he had earned.　　After the first Android phone was shipped in 2008, Rubin got a millions of-dollar check from Google's top brass. Rubin distributed some of the money to about 100 employees on the Android team, and each employee was given a 150,000-dollar reward.　　Rubin also held two meetings for his staff in his Mountain View home within a year. Rubin has a connection with Microsoft, a former Internet TV service provider WebTV, who was acquired by Microsoft in 1997. After leaving the company to create danger, Rubin opened the sidekick phone.　　After he left danger to create an Android company, Microsoft bought danger. Android has become a leading smartphone system platform with a market share of 43% and less than 2% per cent of Microsoft's mobile system. (Xiao Ming)