If Facebook is already forking/spooning Android and kicking Google Search off the homescreen (this is why Google tanked today), why shouldn't Samsung and everyone else do the same? Facebook's new Facebook Home shows exactly why Andy Rubin got axed: he lost control over Android, which is getting forked/spooned/ditched left and right now. Google search is relevant on desktops where dinosaur Google still gets 95% of its revenues, but apps are the future on smaller mobile screens that have no room for Google's stupid ads designed for desktops. Google's cash-cow Search designed for the desktop age increasingly gets pushed off of mobile homescreens where apps like Yelp, Foursquare, and Zillow have better, more specific functionality. Rubin got axed because he lost control of Android and let everyone customize it so it wasn't Android anymore and no longer had Google services. Amazon, Facebook, Samsung, and Baidu are all forking/spooning/ditching it in favor of their own paths (Kindle, Facebook Home, Tizen, and Yi). I'm glad the little Korean girl above said it's just a matter of time before Samsung ditches Android in favor of Tizen. The Koreans all know this, so why don't the Americans? Who wants to be the last one on the sinking Android boat? Two hours after the S4 was released, the Samsung VP said the Samsung Tizen phone would be released in the summer with the highest specs. They want this phone to succeed over the S4. The S4 represents Samsung's legacy Android past, not its bright Tizen future. Samsung's even letting Facebook put Facebook Home on its Galaxy S3 and S4 phones on top of TouchWiz, which shows how little Samsung cares about the last-in-the-family-line S4. They won't allow this on the Tizen Galaxy phones. App developers always follow the money, and Samsung's where ALL the profits are in the Android world. Plus, Tizen runs all Android apps or, if developers want, they can easily convert their apps to run natively on Tizen in just an hour or two because of the similarities between Android and Tizen.