Though, Sony is already taking the Ericsson word out of the offerings, they still need approvals from few regulatory authorities who observe fair play. In an expected move, EU (European Union) has given their nod for the deal to go though.
“We can more rapidly and more widely offer consumers smartphones, laptops, tablets and televisions that seamlessly connect with one another and open up new worlds of online entertainment,” Sony’s chairman and Chief Executive Sir Howard Stringer said in a statement while announcing the deal.
The marriage that lasted 10 years is now finally over and it seems for the good. Sony has announced two flagships at the CES and it showed the intentions to take the game, head on. They are looking to innovate with existing hardware (camera with exmor sensor, realty display, better integration of hardware and software) and who’s complaining?
Most of the manufacturers out there are just catching on the GHz race, and to be frank it’s not them who are innovating. They are just packing the stuff and the chip, camera module, few other stuffs is made by some other company. Apple too does the same think, but their engineers design the stuff and source the manufacturing after vigorous testing which works great for them. Let’s hope something new from Sony and brings something new to the Android world.
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No. 11 2012 Issue