Monday, 30 January 2012

Android phones: will maintain their lead in 2012 too

Android phones are, obviously, trying to increase their market share in the United Kingdom mobile phone market. The number of handsets are expected to increase this year. 

Android phones need no introduction. We are here sitting our comfy couch, pondering what should be the next revolution in the mobile phone market place – Android or the iOS? The answer is very difficult to give. Last year at least in smart phones, Android operating system ruled the market. And, in the tablet PCs marketplace Apple maintained its lead (and that too without any difficulty). However, the main concern is the number of Android phones that we should consider this year.

It is assumed that the Google’s Android operating system controls the 50% share of the mobile phone market. The level of user-friendliness in the Google’s Android operating system is way more than the Apple’s iOS. However, the main reason for its popularity is something else: the eco-system that Apple makes with their devices is offensive to many users comfort. The Android operating system is a open-source interface, which is why the tech community loved it so much.

However, the high price of Android phones is a matter of concern for many users.  The more advanced the technology becomes; the price gets shot up with the same speed. The Apple iPhones, however, has joined the droids in the department. 

However, one area where Cheap iPhones maintain their lead is the styling, but the recent trend is somewhat positive. For instance, the Android-running Samsung Galaxy Note did what Apple can’t even think of, producing a 5 inches seized smart phone.

The recent trend is somewhat benefactor for Android phones too; New phones 2012 from Sony are promising more sales for the UI. See, the joint venture is dead and Sony could bring stylish handsets on par with Apple’s styling. Even, in 2012 it’s highly anticipated that the mid-range sector may get boosted. Hence, more good news for us Android lovers!!

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