At the CES (Consumer Electronics Show) convention in Las Vegas last week, there was a discussion regarding the amount of smart phones on the market today. During the discussion, HTC and Samsung officials agreed there is a flood of smartphone choices on the market with little to distinguish some of them, other than OS changes and price variances, but they also argued that competition and demands from users have led the market. However, the question is whether or not the market is creating demand, or demand is creating the market. One example given is the fact that currently, AT&T has on sale five, nearly identical HTC smartphones at the same time.
One person at the CES convention asked whether HTC and Samsung could release more Android phones that are pure Google, without the added “skin,” or interface, provided by HTC and Samsung. This question was met with applause, letting manufacturers know that optimization rather than quantity is what consumers are after.
The Android smart phones market share has doubled in the last 12 months and now represents over 50% of the overall smart phone sales worldwide. The rise in market share has predictably added to the demand for more applications and represents a clear leader in the smart phone market. Android training courses will keep you stay current in todays market.
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