By: windsorr

windsorr — Wed, 12 Dec 2012 08:35:22 +0000

Totally agree…theonly problem is that Samsung will have to do something in software in order to make that happen. The hardware advantage wont last. Histpry is not on the company’s side here BUT i have been impressed with of the imporvements Samsung have made in this arena.. However it is still a LONG way off being what I would call in with a chance of creating uyser loyalty with its software

By: Tim Nash

Tim Nash — Tue, 11 Dec 2012 07:40:46 +0000

You may be interested in ‘Google has lost control of Android’ http://lowendmac.com/nash/12tn/android-google-control.html
As I wrote there:-
So as soon as Android is good enough, Samsung will want to lock in users and marketshare and profits. It can take another leaf from Apple’s book and optimise the ARM chips it manufactures, but for 1 version of Android. A faster Android, a better TouchWiz and good Samsung default apps may well be enough for lock in. With good sales, good hardware and a stable development environment, developers will come. And, just to show there are no hard feelings, if Google is the highest bidder I’m sure Google search and Maps will be available too.

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By: windsorr

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