박수민 / Soo Min Park (@minist) 11. 7. 20. 오전 5:52 윈도폰 7의 고객 만족도가 안드로이드를 추월,2위로. 1위는 70%가 매우 만족한다고 한 iOS,윈도폰 7이 57%,안드로이드 50%,블랙베리 26%,윈도모바일 14% 순. 아직 iOS가 절대적으로 우위. http://j.mp/r8zBHF |
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박수민 / Soo Min Park (@minist) 11. 7. 20. 오전 5:52 윈도폰 7의 고객 만족도가 안드로이드를 추월,2위로. 1위는 70%가 매우 만족한다고 한 iOS,윈도폰 7이 57%,안드로이드 50%,블랙베리 26%,윈도모바일 14% 순. 아직 iOS가 절대적으로 우위. http://j.mp/r8zBHF |
Google recently released the most up to date Android version stats for the last two weeks ending on July 5th, and while there are now a few new API levels to look at, the report remains largely the same from previous months. While Android 2.2 Froyo remains the most used version of the OS, Gingerbread is on the rise and Honeycomb still struggles to gain 1% of all devices.
The four versions of Gingerbread (2.3, 2.3.2 & 2.3.3, 2.3.4) have been divided up by API levels 9 and 10. Collectively, the Gingerbread branch consists of 17.7% of all devices now but we can assume that this will be the fastest growing version of the next couple of months, namely API level 10. Android 2.2 Froyo still holds almost 60% of all devices and has begun its decent, albeit slowly.
Android 1.5 – 2.1 still collectively holds over 20% of all devices, which is still a decent amount considering Android 2.1 was announced in January of 2010 with the Nexus One launch. Users still running on anything below Froyo should really consider upgrading. Even the LG Optimus One will be receiving the Gingerbread bump, so you have a budget option to rid yourself of anything below 2.2.
Honeycomb has still yet to grab a full 1% of Android devices but this isn't much of a surprise. With a million handsets activated every other day, most of which are not tablets, Google's latest version of Android will likely take quite a while to gain some ground. Consider that there are only a few Honeycomb tablets worth buying today and it becomes all too clear.
In the coming months we'll likely begin to see Froyo's dominance wane and Gingerbread flying sky-high, as most new handsets today ship with at least Android 2.3. That said, once Gingerbread becomes the dominant version of the OS Ice Cream Sandwich will appear and the cycle continues.
[Via: AndroidDevelopers]
Latest Android stats shows Froyo still on top, Honeycomb still below 1% originally appeared on IntoMobile.com on 2011-07-08T20:35:22Z. FV1gMYsz9b5j
ABI Research Teardown: Samsung Galaxy S II Shows New Design Approach Including Exynos Dual-Core Processor | |
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This spring, Samsung launched the Galaxy S II, a new flagship member of its Android smartphone lineup. As part of its new Teardown Research Service, ABI Research has dismantled, analyzed, and tested the device down to the component level. The conclusion? If you are looking to keep up with the latest technology in 2011, the Galaxy S II is a good place to start. Major changes include:
ABI Research's "Samsung Galaxy S II Teardown" report provides detailed photos, process evaluation, and part descriptions for all of the major components such as power amplifier, power management, baseband processor, RF, Bluetooth, GPS, WiLAN, and many discretes. Tying all this information together are unique circuit board photos, performance measurements, cost information, and board area data. It is one of hundreds of devices and components – phones, baseband processors, power management, RF modules, connectivity components, application processors, sensors, and RF and power management discretes – that are torn down and analyzed in the firm's Mobile Device Teardown Service. ABI Research provides in-depth analysis and quantitative forecasting of trends in global connectivity and other emerging technologies. From offices in North America, Europe and Asia, ABI Research's worldwide team of experts advises thousands of decision makers through 40+ research and advisory services. Est. 1990. For more information visit www.abiresearch.com, or call +1.516.624.2500. |