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Image by osde8info via Flickr Google released their Android app inventor, an intuitive development tool for non developers, that enables anyone to develop and publish an android app. Open ecosystem followers rejoice! Well, sorry, but it seems that instead of improving Android's ecosystem, this latest move will only harm it. You see, Android is becoming the new Symbian. Too many devices,