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Talking at the AsiaD conference on Wednesday, Google mobile chief Andy Rubin took the stage with Walt Mossberg to talk Android. However, not so surprisingly, the topic of conversation quickly turned to their biggest competitor (via AllThingsD).
When asked if Apple will “lose step” with the passing of Steve Jobs, he responded:
Rubin apparently isn’t as enthusiastic about Siri as everyone else. His view? “I don’t believe that your phone should be an assistant.” He continues:
When Walt asks, “How come Android tablets have completely flopped in the market?” he answers:
Not long into the interview Mossberg asked about competition, and while Rubin tries to avoid a direct answer, Walt presses him, “Maybe you need the translator”. His answer:
Check 9to5Google.com for ongoing coverage.
