We all wait the Thanksgiving, but this year it comes with a surprise. According to the report of the Wall Street Journal, if all the things will go according to plan, Google will open up its Nexus program to multiple OEM partners. The offer of Google will be up to five launch devices for Android 5.0. We could noticed the interest of Google for smartphones sale directly, by the action of selling the Galaxy Nexus through the Google Play store. We can speculate that Google have plans to change the entire Android landscape.
By this change we think that Google will try to satisfy manufacturers wary of favoritism of Google’s Motorola buyout and in the same time is making available a big variety of carrier unlocked devices running Android latest version to customers in Europe, the United States, and Asia.
By this change we think that Google will try to satisfy manufacturers wary of favoritism of Google’s Motorola buyout and in the same time is making available a big variety of carrier unlocked devices running Android latest version to customers in Europe, the United States, and Asia.
The upcoming Google I/O conference which takes place at the end of June is waited across the world, because is rumored that more details will be unveiled, and along with this news we hope to hear something about the new version of Android, Jelly Bean, which will arrive probably sooner than this 2012 autumn.
Among the stable of Android 5.0 devices, we might have the surprise that both tablets and phones to be included, and that might provoke tensions with the important mobile providers, even tough we know is the right way for Google by offering multiple device.
Time will talk about this by it self.
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