Unfortunately, releasing the current version of the OS Google’s specialists were not that kind as to provide all the necessary information concerning its functionalities and abilities. That’s why it has come as some shock when Google’s officials stated that Froyo is not suitable for tablet devices, which means all the apps available at the Android Market and some other online app repositories will not run on the upcoming Android tablets. The same stands true for apps which Android developers could create using the available tools and the current OS. To make the things even more ironic the announcement came when a range of tablets which would have the Android OS installed had already been in production and to stop the process would mean to lose quite a significant sum of money.

Such carelessness from Google’s side as well as some disregard towards others – both third-party developers and manufacturers – can not but provoke infuriation and distrust. Most analysts supposed that such attitude is in line with a long-term strategy of the company to deliver its own tablet device and diminish the number of potential competitors from the very beginning. Concerning Google’s own tablet, the company’s plans are quite misty but, nevertheless, such attitude doesn’t contribute to developers’ loyalty.