Samsung sells 1 million Galaxy S in the US |
Tuesday, 31 August 2010 |
While Samsung would much prefer to see its own Bada Wave phone sell through the roof; ironically, it is the bastard child - Galaxy S (running Android 2.1) that is flying off the shelves. So here we have an international duo to stack up against Apple.
With very little fanfare, the Galaxy S; aka T-Mobile Samsung Vibrant, aka Verison's Samsung Fascinate, aka AT&T Samsung Captivate has sold more than 1 million unit since its launch in the US alone.
It is about time that Samsung gets off its high horse, dumps Bada, and starts focusing what it can do best. The team of Samsung and Google could be a formidable alliance against the mighty marketing and trend-setting leader Apple. It would shave years off mobile phone evolution history. At the very least, it should stop Google from courting tiny HTC or moonlighting with under-experienced Motorola. Further readingIntroduction to Android 2 application development iPhone losing to Android in web browsing traffic Why RIM? Why are governments picking on the BlackBerry? Oracle sues Google for Android Java use Nokia no Android - the developer's dilemma gets worse Mobile platforms of the world!
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