In most cases I think I'd agree. I'm suspicious here because of the other things I point out:
1. Google apparently not allowing Windows Phone to use YouTube APIs, although everyone else seems to have access.
2. Google cutting EAS support.
3. Google explicitly stating they are not going to support Windows Phone 8.
4. FRAND patents against XBox.
5. The Google Maps debacle.
Any of these by itself doesn't seem like a big deal, but all put together makes it look like an orchestrated plan by Google, rather than just bumbling Google engineers and incompetent PR people.
1. Google apparently not allowing Windows Phone to use YouTube APIs, although everyone else seems to have access.
2. Google cutting EAS support.
3. Google explicitly stating they are not going to support Windows Phone 8.
4. FRAND patents against XBox.
5. The Google Maps debacle.
Any of these by itself doesn't seem like a big deal, but all put together makes it look like an orchestrated plan by Google, rather than just bumbling Google engineers and incompetent PR people.