A report published in Forbes suggested that Dell is quitting the smartphone business really soon. And they might never return again. Dell’s vice chairman and president of global operation and end user computing solutions, Jeff Clarke released the news while in Dell World conference this Wednesday.
Nowadays people generally look to upgrade their mobile phones on a fairly regular basis, as new improved models by the biggest mobile device manufacturers are hitting the shops in an almost constant stream. This means that there is no shortage of choices when it comes to mobile devices, but it also means that deciding on the upgrade that best suits you can be a daunting task.
In some interesting news today, the Wall Street Journal is reporting that Google “may” work with up to 5 OEM manufacturers to produce the new Nexus line of smart phones and tablets. How will this affect you, and why should you care? Read o to find out…
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Nevermind if their Nexus One didn’t quite live up to Google’s expectations. This would not stop Google’s CEO Eric Schmidt from feeling happy from the fact that their Android OS which is powering several smartphones in the market is catapulting the sales of these handsets. In fact, according to Mr. Schmidt, there are now around 200,000 Android phones being sold and activated everyday.
Two interesting report about the state of the mobile phone industry have just been released both showing significant growth in the sales of Android phones. Nielsen’s report on the past quarter’s mobile phone performance shows that sales of Android phones for the last six months have finally overtaken that of the iPhone.
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