We live in a world of vast technological choices and options. That’s a good thing. Without options we’d be left with just one solution to choose from. Quality, features, and functionality would be limited, and the choices we’d have would likely be of poor quality. At least that’s the way a monopoly usually works. Instead we have three (or four) primary choices for our mobile operating systems (with more on the way). We can get hardware from any one of a dozen OEMs. We can install software on our devices to enable us to do things that would have seemed to be ...