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GSM Samsung Galaxy Nexus in Google Play Store Might Be First to Get
Earlier today, Google revealed that it was selling a GSM version of an unlocked Galaxy Nexus for $399 on its Google Play Store under the new category ‘Devices’. Now the folks over at AndroidPolice have mentioned that they were analyzing a crash log from awhile back which referred to a mysterious Galaxy Nexus software profile called ‘takju’. What they discovered was that the Mountain View online giant was using it to test the next gen Android OS codenamed Jelly Bean from the crash log.
The only difference between the US unlocked Galaxy Nexus that is mentioned above and the ‘yakju variants as well as ‘mysid’ is that this one has support for Google Wallet and beyond that there is apparently no difference. To refocus, the news here is that Google has been allegedly using the device to test out Jelly Bean (Android 5.0 probably) and what this might mean is that the device that is currently on sale on Google Play is very likely to be the first recipient of the next generation Android OS and that is a big deal since there has been no significant revelations about the OS as yet including when it will land for devices.
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was the first smartphone to officially receive Android 4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich. The Galaxy Nexus was launched in Hong Kong on Oct 19 2011 and has debuted commercially in Europe as a carrier-free and unlocked GSM phone, and later arrived to the USA under the same name on the Verizon network. Although its internal hardware is pretty much equivalent in performance to the older Galaxy S2, the Galaxy Nexus has a great design with a curved glass 720p display. It is powered by a TI OMAP 4460 with 1GB of RAM and a Power VR SGX540 GPU.
As expected, today T-Mobile USA has released the HTC One S, becoming the first US carrier to offer an HTC Android 4.0 ICS handset with Sense 4 UI (AT&T will follow shortly, as it’s getting ready to launch the HTC One X on May 6).
The One S is T-Mobile’s thinnest smartphone ever (only 7.95mm), and can be bought online here for $199.99 with a new 2-yr contract agreement (after a $50 mail-in rebate). Apart from Ice Cream Sandwich and Sense 4, the new handset features 4G HSPA+, a 4.3 inch qHD Super AMOLED display, Beats Audio, 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, 1GB of RAM, 8MP rear camera, and 16GB of internal memory.
The HTC One S can be fond not only at T-Mobile, but also at Costco, which is selling it for a slightly lower price: $189.99 on contract.
Now, though, it's being reported that a phone running the brand new platform will be sitting on store shelves by October.
According to a report on N4BB, Research in Motion will officially introduce the groundbreaking device in August.
Among the rumored hardware specs is that it will have a full, physical Qwerty keyboard. Of course, RIM is going to have to do something that dazzles everyone.
And that's an understatement. The delay of Blackberry 10-powered phones into the second half of 2012 has been criticized as a potential company-killing misstep.
Blackberry 10 is what RIM needed to do years ago - a brand new mobile operating system built from the ground up. It is completely independent of any of the architecture of the Blackberry platform of today, which still has remnants of the operating system from more than a decade ago.
All signs point to Blackberry 10 being too little, too late. But it is nice to see RIM finally coming to terms with reality.
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IPhone competitor buoys AT&T, Verizon
AT&T and Verizon Wireless, facing concerns that Apple and Google have too tight a grip on the market for smart-phone software, are cozying up to Microsoft and Nokia.
When they reported quarterly results this month, both carriers praised Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system, which runs the new Nokia Lumia phone. AT&T began offering the Lumia 900 for $99.99 on April 8, and Verizon is preparing to add a new Nokia model to its lineup soon. AT&T declined to give sales figures for its device.
The companies are counting on the Lumia and forthcoming Windows models to provide an alternative to Apple's iPhone and Google Android handsets. While AT&T and Verizon sell millions of those devices, the products can be more costly to subsidize, especially the iPhone. The companies also face the risk that an Apple-Google duopoly will erode carriers' ability to distinguish themselves and will further squeeze their profit margins.
"We want the Lumia to succeed - we love to have competition in the handset market," said AT&T Chief Financial Officer John Stephens. "It's always better to have more choices for your customers."
For now, most of AT&T's smart-phone customers are opting for the iPhone. The Apple device made up 78 percent of the carrier's smart-phone sales in the first quarter. At Verizon, which added the iPhone to its network more recently, the product accounted for 51 percent. The company relies more on models running Android.
Apple's profit almost doubled to $11.6 billion last quarter, lifted by the surging popularity of the iPhone, while revenue jumped 59 percent to $39.2 billion. The company sold 35.1 million iPhones in the period.
Apple requires carriers to subsidize the phones at a higher level, leaving less room for profit, said John Hodulik, an analyst at UBS AG.
"They hope Lumia can take some market share to help lower their subsidy costs, now that so much of the spending is in Apple's favor," he said.
Verizon Communications Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo also said there was a need for another player in the smart-phone software arena. Research In Motion, which has served that role, has seen its market share slide.
"It is important that there is a third ecosystem that's brought into the mix here, and we are fully supportive of that with Microsoft," Shammo said on Verizon's earnings call last week. Android "is an incredible platform today that we helped create. And we're looking to do the same thing with a third ecosystem."
Market data provided by Bloomberg News Scott Moritz is a Bloomberg writer.
GSM Samsung Galaxy Nexus in Google Play Store Might Be First to Get
Earlier today, Google revealed that it was selling a GSM version of an unlocked Galaxy Nexus for $399 on its Google Play Store under the new category ‘Devices’. Now the folks over at AndroidPolice have mentioned that they were analyzing a crash log from awhile back which referred to a mysterious Galaxy Nexus software profile called ‘takju’. What they discovered was that the Mountain View online giant was using it to test the next gen Android OS codenamed Jelly Bean from the crash log.
The only difference between the US unlocked Galaxy Nexus that is mentioned above and the ‘yakju variants as well as ‘mysid’ is that this one has support for Google Wallet and beyond that there is apparently no difference. To refocus, the news here is that Google has been allegedly using the device to test out Jelly Bean (Android 5.0 probably) and what this might mean is that the device that is currently on sale on Google Play is very likely to be the first recipient of the next generation Android OS and that is a big deal since there has been no significant revelations about the OS as yet including when it will land for devices.
The Samsung Galaxy Nexus was the first smartphone to officially receive Android 4.0 aka Ice Cream Sandwich. The Galaxy Nexus was launched in Hong Kong on Oct 19 2011 and has debuted commercially in Europe as a carrier-free and unlocked GSM phone, and later arrived to the USA under the same name on the Verizon network. Although its internal hardware is pretty much equivalent in performance to the older Galaxy S2, the Galaxy Nexus has a great design with a curved glass 720p display. It is powered by a TI OMAP 4460 with 1GB of RAM and a Power VR SGX540 GPU.
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As expected, today T-Mobile USA has released the HTC One S, becoming the first US carrier to offer an HTC Android 4.0 ICS handset with Sense 4 UI (AT&T will follow shortly, as it’s getting ready to launch the HTC One X on May 6).
The One S is T-Mobile’s thinnest smartphone ever (only 7.95mm), and can be bought online here for $199.99 with a new 2-yr contract agreement (after a $50 mail-in rebate). Apart from Ice Cream Sandwich and Sense 4, the new handset features 4G HSPA+, a 4.3 inch qHD Super AMOLED display, Beats Audio, 1.5GHz dual-core Snapdragon S4 processor, 1GB of RAM, 8MP rear camera, and 16GB of internal memory.
The HTC One S can be fond not only at T-Mobile, but also at Costco, which is selling it for a slightly lower price: $189.99 on contract.
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Now, though, it's being reported that a phone running the brand new platform will be sitting on store shelves by October.
According to a report on N4BB, Research in Motion will officially introduce the groundbreaking device in August.
Among the rumored hardware specs is that it will have a full, physical Qwerty keyboard. Of course, RIM is going to have to do something that dazzles everyone.
And that's an understatement. The delay of Blackberry 10-powered phones into the second half of 2012 has been criticized as a potential company-killing misstep.
Blackberry 10 is what RIM needed to do years ago - a brand new mobile operating system built from the ground up. It is completely independent of any of the architecture of the Blackberry platform of today, which still has remnants of the operating system from more than a decade ago.
All signs point to Blackberry 10 being too little, too late. But it is nice to see RIM finally coming to terms with reality.
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IPhone competitor buoys AT&T, Verizon
AT&T and Verizon Wireless, facing concerns that Apple and Google have too tight a grip on the market for smart-phone software, are cozying up to Microsoft and Nokia.
When they reported quarterly results this month, both carriers praised Microsoft's Windows Phone operating system, which runs the new Nokia Lumia phone. AT&T began offering the Lumia 900 for $99.99 on April 8, and Verizon is preparing to add a new Nokia model to its lineup soon. AT&T declined to give sales figures for its device.
The companies are counting on the Lumia and forthcoming Windows models to provide an alternative to Apple's iPhone and Google Android handsets. While AT&T and Verizon sell millions of those devices, the products can be more costly to subsidize, especially the iPhone. The companies also face the risk that an Apple-Google duopoly will erode carriers' ability to distinguish themselves and will further squeeze their profit margins.
"We want the Lumia to succeed - we love to have competition in the handset market," said AT&T Chief Financial Officer John Stephens. "It's always better to have more choices for your customers."
For now, most of AT&T's smart-phone customers are opting for the iPhone. The Apple device made up 78 percent of the carrier's smart-phone sales in the first quarter. At Verizon, which added the iPhone to its network more recently, the product accounted for 51 percent. The company relies more on models running Android.
Apple's profit almost doubled to $11.6 billion last quarter, lifted by the surging popularity of the iPhone, while revenue jumped 59 percent to $39.2 billion. The company sold 35.1 million iPhones in the period.
Apple requires carriers to subsidize the phones at a higher level, leaving less room for profit, said John Hodulik, an analyst at UBS AG.
"They hope Lumia can take some market share to help lower their subsidy costs, now that so much of the spending is in Apple's favor," he said.
Verizon Communications Chief Financial Officer Fran Shammo also said there was a need for another player in the smart-phone software arena. Research In Motion, which has served that role, has seen its market share slide.
"It is important that there is a third ecosystem that's brought into the mix here, and we are fully supportive of that with Microsoft," Shammo said on Verizon's earnings call last week. Android "is an incredible platform today that we helped create. And we're looking to do the same thing with a third ecosystem."
Market data provided by Bloomberg News Scott Moritz is a Bloomberg writer.
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