Robots attack - Google to assault the low-end and emerging markets with Android
0. phoneArena posted on 05 Jul 2010, 09:05
With the aim to gain foothold in fast-developing emerging markets, Google is making alliances to put Android on cheaper, lower end handsets...
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1. RORYREVOLUTION posted on 20 Oct 2010, 01:47 0 0
Very smart move by google. Android is taking over.
2. MalakiMills posted on 05 Jul 2010, 09:45 0 0
I have to agree Rory, google came in and they hit fast. I mean what can i say, I'm getting the Droid X in under two weeks. (:
3. narley posted on 05 Jul 2010, 10:17 0 0
GUARANTEED when LTE Launches ANDROID will become the largest OS out there. .. well I should say next to Blackberry.
4. remixfa posted on 05 Jul 2010, 11:34 0 0
umm. Android already took out blackberry. the only thing ahead of it is apple and symbian, in which symbian is still #1. In takin on symbian they will blow past crapple in sheer volume of handsets, which will also encourage more app development which helps us all out.
5. spoonb1 posted on 05 Jul 2010, 12:49 0 0
I love news like this.... android for all, not too bad of a plan
6. elpuser posted on 05 Jul 2010, 14:14 0 0
I wanna buy an Android phone to see what all the hype is about, had an iPhone loved it, Android is next...
7. PhoneLuver posted on 07 Jul 2010, 07:03 0 0
Android is definitely a great OS with an awesome future ahead of it. I believe it can successfully coexist with Apple. Apple has always been a bit elitist. Always ensuring it used the best possible materials and software for its products. Controlling every aspect of product development and user experience. It has become more mainstream, but U doubt that it was ever intended to become a mass product. Android has the potential to be ported to all kinds of cheaper devices. It is by far a better OS than Symbian could ever be. Especially on budget devices. It has the potential to not just be cheap, but also provide a great user experience with many applications available.
