Andy Rubin leaves at Google. According to the Wall Street Journal, the co-founder of the Android platform is an incubator for startups who want to develop new hardware begin. Rubin was working at Google since 2005 after the company had enlisted Android. Before that, he was also a brief period working at Apple
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Within Google Android Rubin worked fulltime at the first years. In 2013, CEO Larry Page announced that Android Rubin would leave behind, and would be 100 percent deposit to the robotics department of the tech giant. Under his leadership, that branch of Google made a number of acquisitions. In response Page know Rubin late to wish a bright future, and he thanked him for his work. “With Android, he really has something beautiful put down and over one million satisfied users agree with that. Thank you!” Rubin
With his work with the Android team not only made friends. The late Apple CEO Steve Jobs criticized Rubin personally that Google had copied Apple’s iOS to Android. According to Fred Vogelstein, the author of the book Dogfight: How Apple and Google Went To War And Started a Revolution, Jobs Rubin found an ‘arrogant brush. About the Android project Jobs said at the time: “It’s a ‘f ** king’ copy of everything we are doing.”
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