It is no doubt that, when it comes to the battle of the smartphones, the iPhone is the current King. Most people know at least one person who has one of these requested phones, if not several, and it's clear that his popularity is not showing any sign of decay. Microsoft rival blasting out of the water with its operating system of innovative iPhone, Apple seems to be at the top of the world.
That is, until you consider that Google. Currently working on a proprietary operating system, perhaps only seemed that long before the search for Mountain View engine with its claws in the mobile world. After all, with millions of people who have access to Google Maps, Google Docs and Gmail on their smartphones every day, it would make sense for Google jump with both feet and create your own phone.
HTC G1 was a success when it was released, although it was received with mixed reviews. It is much anticipated as a necessary alternative to the iPhone, the Google phone was a welcome respite in a market that grew in the domain of Apple. Running Google's Android operating system, the phone broke by millions and has proved to be a success so far.
Does Android what it takes to beat Apple once for all? Android undoubtedly offer users a lot - an OS soft and tightly integrated with a wide range of features and abundance of apps. However, is also still in its early stages, which means that there are some wrinkles that still need to be resolved. After making these changes, however, it is very possible that Google will remain with an 'iPhone killer' in their hands, and at the end, everything will be up to the taste of the user decide which phone they like best.
With a handful of the best manufacturers of the world on its side, although - Nokia, Samsung, Sony Ericsson and LG have all expressed their desire to design their own terminals that will run the Android operating system - it seems that Android will take the initiative when it comes to the election. Because, while the iPhone is extremely popular, it is undeniable that users did not offer much option when it comes to choosing your headset.
With Android offerings, however, choose to contract or cheap pay as you go deals will be the least of their concerns, it opens up a world of choice while it develops the technology.
Daniel Collins writes a number of issues on behalf of an agency digital marketing and a variety of clients. As such, this article is considered a professional piece with commercial interests in mind.
{ 0 comments... Views All / Send Comment! }
Post a Comment