SmartphonewithAndroidoperatingsystemis trending now.Googlealsopredictsthat within12years orthe year2024,everypersonon this earth willhave at leastoneAndroiddeviceintheirpocket. That prediction is told by Google Chairman,EricSchmidt in his speechat theMobileWorldCongress (MWC)2012inBarcelona.According to him,the targetcan beachievedbecause there are moreinexpensive price ofthe Android phone in the market.
"Next year,the $100 worth of phoneis $400 phone now.Many peoplecreate asmartphoneinthe range of$100 to$150.Ifyou can give$ 70 price,youwillgeta very big market,"hesaid.
Applehasspreadtheinvitation for launch anewgeneration of their product,iPad3. The launch of IPad3 did notdeter Google. In fact,Google believe that Android Tabletwill be victorious beating iPad 3. Google's Senior Vice President of Mobile and Digital Content, AndyRubinadmitted that right now Android Tabletstilllack a lot of thing.So faronly about12million Android tabletswere soldcompared tothe number of55million that reached by iPad.
However,the rapiddevelopment ofAndroidmakeRubinsure that Androidtablet will beat their competitors in 2012.Googleand their partnerswill work hard todouble the salesof Android Tablet.
Coincide with the grand event Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, Spain, Google announced the growth figures and the latest information about Android devices worldwide. Google reported that year-over-year Android growth figure increased about 250 percent. Thus, there are 850,000 device Android that is activated every day. Google says that if the number of Android devices worldwide already more than 300 million. Google does not directly mention how much exactly the total number of Android devices, but they would prefer to say the amount of daily activation.
According to Google, Android's activation has occurred 700,000 per day in mid December 2011. And then there was 3.7 million activation on Christmas 2011 weekend alone. Current activation occurs 850,000 per day.
Intel starting to involve in mobile phone competition market, challenging the former giant company like Nokia, Samsung, etc. This is evidenced by the release of Intel's first mobile phone that uses Intel chips called Santa Clara. Intel's mobile device is actually similar to the tool that was shown in
Consumer Electronic Show at Las Vegas a few
months ago.
One of the major European mobile operator Orange has even show their interest to buy this smartphone to be marketed in Europe.
Santa Clara will uses Google Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) as its operating system. They feel its kinda hard to compete with other phones that already released like iPhone. However, Intel said this phone can be upgraded to the Ice Cream Sandwich