Its an Andorid World, Other Mobile Platforms Just Live In It!
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6 Comments
It is indeed the time for a unified mobile platform where the software/platform is King;android is aiming to be that and the numbers are proving it.
where are the H.T.C family
I thought Symbian is the king of mobile operating systems at more than 45% of the market; more than blackberry os, android or the Jesus phone os. As far as I’m aware Android is only making waves in the US of A.
The survey was carried out in other international markets. As far as Kenya and Africa go, Symbian and Nokianare still dominant on both feature and smartphones.
Moses, would you confirm when an android device will be launched in Kenya?
p.s read your blog everyday, very informative
Very soon! Infact, I think there is already an HTC model with Safaricom that I need to confirm. However, look out for LG and Samsung to release them in Kenya any day now.