Android smartphones uses proprietary software and hardware. Film at 11. Even the so called "open source phone", the Neo FreeRunner, relies on a proprietary baseband OS. The sad reality is that the open source philosophy does not lend well to the hardware world, where the hardware equivalent of "compilation" costs few million dollars each time and can only occur at a few dozen select locations on Earth.

And media basically runs on Apple, thanks to Mac bringing Photoshop, and equivalent tools for video and audio, to market.