We've got began our Android growth firm at the end of final year. At the moment, there have been solely the T-Mobile G1 and the HTC Hero accessible for purchase. I remember, that we've studied market developments and tried to guess how Android will achieve market share within the cellular OS market and which telephone manufacturers will use Android. HTC was apparent, Motorola already introduced their Android strategy, Samsung was additionally on the boat and rumors concerning the Sony X10 got here as well.
Somewhere around the beginning of 2010 we've read that Nokia would possibly adopt Android as a mobile OS and we have been just saying, OK in the event that they do it - given the market share of Nokia - then it's an undisputed victory for Android for a long time and our fellow developer brothers will soon discover themselves within the open source smartphone Canaan. At that time they did not do it.
Now, virtually one year later, Techcrunch came up with an attention-grabbing conspiracy concept after the departure of Anssi Vanjoki, government vice president answerable for the Mobile Solutions unit followed by Ari Jaaksi, who was heading MeeGo Units and MeeGo operations. Techcrunch additionally reviews, that Google CEO Eric Schmidt has referred to as Nokia's new CEO, Stephen ElopË> to debate the potential of Android operating on Nokia phones. Placing this together it'd happen, that Android and Nokia are nearing to each other.
All we are able to say is go go go...
Nokia's entry to the Android market could be a giant milestone for Android, with the chance to turn out to be the clearly leading smartphone working system.
Nokia is at present dismissing the speculation, saying that they stay with MeeGo. We're excited to see what will happen.
Techcrunch additionally reviews, that Google CEO Eric Schmidt has referred to as Nokia's new CEO, Stephen ElopË> to debate the potential of Android operating on Nokia phones. Placing this together it'd happen, that Android and Nokia are nearing to each other.
All we are able to say is go go go...
Nokia's entry to the Android market could be a giant milestone for Android, with the chance to turn out to be the clearly leading smartphone working system.
Nokia is at present dismissing the speculation, saying that they stay with MeeGo. We're excited to see what will happen.
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