Android helps CDMA terminal market reverse non-intelligent dilemma

Flying image (Weidering/Wen) at present, the Android operating system has helped operators in CDMA networks around the world to reverse the dilemma of smartphone scarcity, which not only helped Verizon, the United States, take the top spot in the face of the iphone challenge,　　Also helped the domestic China Telecom to improve the high-end smart machine market, through the CDMA industry chain difficult period. Android helps Verizon game iphone 2007, US telecoms operator At&t and Apple have worked together to sell iphones in the U.S. region by contract, with a net gain of 2.9 billion dollars in the second quarter of 2007,　　Only two days after the iphone was released, it was successful to activate 146000 on the At&t network, and 40% of the users were transferred from other carriers. In the face of At&t and WCDMA network in the United States quickly reverse the situation, the Verzion-led CDMA Camp also began its smartphone era counterattack. By October 2009, Verzion launched a "droiddoes" brand promotion program in the United States, which includes Motorola's Droid and HTC's Droid Eris two products that carry Android smartphones. Its advertising campaign says Android smartphones are more practical than the iphone, and points out that there are huge flaws in the iphone, such as the absence of a physical keyboard, the inability to support multitasking at the same time, the poor camera scene filming, the development environment, the inability to customize, the widget gadget and the inability to replace batteries.　　Verizon also claimed that the Motorola Droid mobile phone in its network has this function. The CDMA version of Motorola Droid's mobile phone sold more than the iphone in the first week, then sold 250,000 units to the end of 2009, sales to millions, and this data is limited to its U.S. CDMA network sales.　　The droid, after signing a two-year deal with Verzion, sold only 199.99 U.S. dollars on its phone, flat at the price of At&t's iphone. Motorola also launched its Android smartphone droid X, Droid 2 and Droid Pro for Verizon's CDMA network.　　After the Droid X was sold, the Verizon Wireless Business Hall and Best Buy were ordered, and the droid 2 created a single cell phone card slot that supported the new trend in the multimode market. Motorola also turned a profit on its CDMA market, which showed net profits of $162 million trillion in its earnings in the second quarter of 2010.　　The revenue is 5.41 billion dollars. Verizon dominates the U.S. mobile market by the end of 2010 in CDMA networks31.3% of the market is ranked first, while At&t is in the second, with a 26.6% share. Android helps CDMA intelligence in China according to reporters in China Telecom's CDMA smartphone products directory found that almost all of China Telecom's CDMA smartphones are using the Android operating system.　　Guangzhou Telecom is the design of the Telecom plus Android "Sky Wing" image publicity. Previously, the domestic CDMA network terminals have been in the mid-range models sleepy, smart phone lack of dilemma. China Telecom took over the CDMA network, and Motorola launched the XT800 mobile phone to meet the dual-network dual-phone intelligent demand. Another in the thousand-Yuan intelligent machine field, last year 10 Telecom launched the Huawei C8500 and ZTE N600 two mid-range Android smartphone.　　Not long ago, telecom and QQ launched 6 thousand Yuan mobile phone is also based on the Android operating system.　　At this point, Android in the rich domestic CDMA smartphone number, but also led to Huawei, ZTE, cool, such as terminal manufacturers of products from the functional machine products to smartphone products. The latest news shows that China Telecom plans 2011 CDMA Terminal sales to 60 million units, as of June in the middle of the sales volume has exceeded 25 million. Another 700-2000-price mid-range machine in Telecom, the smart machine has become its sky-wing 3G mobile phone sales mainstream, and the price of smartphones is the use of the Android operating system. Wang, general manager of China Telecom, also said that "the most difficult period for the CDMA industry chain in the country has passed".