Half a billion people will use the Android operating system in 2015, according to Informa analysts. The company also said there will be more than one billion smart phone subscription in 2013.
"This growth was driven by the ongoing competition between top-level producers and challengers like Google, RIM, Apple and Microsoft are competing to create the best user experience at points of lower prices," the company said.
Nokia will lose most of the trend, according to principal analyst Malik Kamal-Saadi. "Informa expects that the market share of Symbian, of the total smart phone users decreased significantly from 53 percent in 2009 to 32 percent in 2015. In terms of sales, the Android smart phone is expected to surpass Symbian in 2012," he said.
Kamal-Saadi added, however, Nokia will be under great pressure to change their strategy if the innovation does not happen on the Symbian platform.
"If Nokia joined with Android, the support of this ecosystem and all the key players can help the smart phone industry into a commodity business software the same as what Microsoft did in the PC world," he said.
If Nokia continues in the current strategy, Nokia will have niche markets, Mr. Kamal-Saadi concluded in a report by the Telegraph
"This growth was driven by the ongoing competition between top-level producers and challengers like Google, RIM, Apple and Microsoft are competing to create the best user experience at points of lower prices," the company said.
Nokia will lose most of the trend, according to principal analyst Malik Kamal-Saadi. "Informa expects that the market share of Symbian, of the total smart phone users decreased significantly from 53 percent in 2009 to 32 percent in 2015. In terms of sales, the Android smart phone is expected to surpass Symbian in 2012," he said.
Kamal-Saadi added, however, Nokia will be under great pressure to change their strategy if the innovation does not happen on the Symbian platform.
"If Nokia joined with Android, the support of this ecosystem and all the key players can help the smart phone industry into a commodity business software the same as what Microsoft did in the PC world," he said.
If Nokia continues in the current strategy, Nokia will have niche markets, Mr. Kamal-Saadi concluded in a report by the Telegraph
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