The traditional core of the mobile industry still runs shy of open source. Qualcomm may have made some concessions to the new world with activities like AllSeen, but in general, mobile technologies are still run by traditional standards bodies and industry alliances with complex patent sharing deals and strictly controlled development processes. But the new giants of the mobile world have a very different view of open source, seeing it as a way to drive innovation, accelerate development and share costs. Sophisticated players like Google are expert in making their inventions open, to gain the benefits of a broad ecosystem and eager developers’ efforts, while retaining a tight level of control over the roadmap (though that control has slipped somewhat…