According to foreign media reports, Nokia will buy the United States image sharing website Twango, the Nokia explained that the hope through Internet services to help users seamless access to information, entertainment and social networks. Nokia has been trying to develop new areas beyond its existing strategy, so the current hot mobile internet has become Nokia's target, a move that could also be seen as a move by Nokia to force the field.
Nokia CEO Kallasvuo has said: "Nokia will remain a mobile company, but it will also be an internet company." "This means that Nokia will no longer be a company that sells mobile hardware and software, but is likely to become the world's largest mobile internet company." Kallasvuo's ambition is to turn the Nokia phone into a truly mobile HyperTerminal in the future, access the Internet like a PC, and perform various functions such as photographing, photographing, listening to music and making friends. In addition to the natural fit with the terminal, the huge user base will become a key guarantee for Nokia to dominate the mobile internet field. According to the relevant department statistics, by 2010, there will be about 4 billion of the people to use the Nokia mobile phone, which is not available to any network company user groups.
Of course, Nokia is one of the most powerful rivals to be the King of mobile Internet and to withstand the challenges of many rivals. The rumor that Google will release the phone has been circulating in the industry, although we do not see its real promotional action, but smoke, as a traditional internet business leader, Google's ambitions for mobile internet has already become clear. While Google does not necessarily design handsets in person, it does not rule out the possibility of working with handset makers, who design their own products and promote a new Google-style mobile experience, according to Google's own concept. It also tries to introduce a software platform that is attractive to both consumer and operator, and promotes the platform's popularity across the network and all portable devices. For Google, the ability to get support from carriers will be a key factor in their success or failure.
Apple has taken the first step in partnering with operators to develop mobile Internet, and the AT&T model will likely become a reference model for many companies interested in doing business in the mobile internet world. Apple's "personality" and strength, coupled with the carrier's support, will have a great appeal to consumers. Of course, we can not ignore the operator's own transformation and development. Mr Wang, the president of China Mobile, for example, has openly proposed a strategic plan to tap the Internet. As one of the largest mobile operators in the world, China Mobile relies on the strong user base of "mobile dream Net", and its strength is not negligible. Of course, the world's other power operators face the mobile internet this big cake will not be indifferent, they are bound to become a strong contender for mobile internet leadership. In addition, we can never ignore the desktop terminal's ruler-Microsoft, its strength and ambition in this needless to repeat.
Mobile Internet is considered the new "blue Sea", but in fact, many companies have long been eyeing the field, a "war without smoke" has been quietly launched. With the trend of mobile network and internet convergence becoming more and more obvious, the voice of mobile internet has become the focus of many telecom, internet and it giants in the wireless world. Because each enterprise has the pros and cons, who will occupy the commanding heights of mobile Internet, become the King of Mobile internet era, still waits for the market and time to test.