The end of Gartner:android will overtake the iphone and BlackBerry

Beijing time September 12 morning news, according to foreign media reports, market research company Gartner this week released a report that Google's Android phones will surpass Apple iOS and RIM's BlackBerry by the end of this year to become the most popular smartphone. Google's Android smartphone will occupy 17.7% per cent of the world market by the end of 2010, significantly above 3.9% per cent in the same period last year, the report said.　　The report said that in Google's multiple sales model, a range of smartphones are similar to the iphone features, and Google mobile phones by a number of wireless operators to provide services to consumers with adequate choice. In addition to the full selection of equipment and operators, Android's open platform allows manufacturers, operators, and consumers to tailor system functions and applications to their own needs.　　This feature of the Android system is attractive to users who do not want to be bound by Apple products, especially those who want to tailor the platform to their own business environment. Android's versatility will help it continue to dominate the corporate marketplace.　　Although earlier versions of Android were widely regarded as a common choice for business people, Android 2.2 made great strides in enterprise applications, providing powerful stock trading service support and security features, including allowing IT managers to remotely control passwords and remove content from devices. But the report also points out that Android still has a long way to go to become an ideal corporate tool. For example, the system is not yet encrypted for the mobile reader, and the current version of the system does not have the same management capabilities as the BlackBerry.　　In addition, the Android market is far behind Apple's App Store in terms of downloadable software. Still, Android's popularity will undoubtedly continue to grow, and the 3.0 version, rumored to be launched by the end of this year, will improve. Scatterers)