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Top five essential figma plugins
Figma is a cloud-based vector graphics editor and prototyping tool that is quickly becoming one of the most popular choices among UI and UX designers. It allows for real-time collaboration and has a range of features that make it easy to use, flexible, and efficient. With the ability to create responsive designs and animations, export… Continue reading Top five essential figma plugins
Blockchain For Dummies – Cryptocurrency, Banking, Supply Chain Management
Blockchain is a technology that has the potential to transform a wide range of industries and disrupt traditional business models.
Best Zoom Alternative For Online Meetings And Video Conferences
As the privacy concern grows regarding using online meeting software, I have prepared a list of best Zoom alternative for online meetings.
Check Out These Cool New Features of Android 10
Recently the newest version of android got released. The availability of android 10 in different devices is very less but I found a workaround to install and test android 10. For a change, dessert names got dropped. Google named this version as Android 10. 5 New Features of Android 10 With this new android os,… Continue reading Check Out These Cool New Features of Android 10
10 Core Intel Processor – Intel Stepping Up To Counter Ryzen
Intel enjoyed a significant period of time having a monopoly in the desktop processor market. After the failure of Bulldozer and subsequently of Piledriver, Steamroller & Excavator. Intel was enjoying an undisputed position. With Bulldozer, AMD tried to move from a wide, high-IPC, low-clock design to a narrow, low-IPC, high-clock design. To make that work,… Continue reading 10 Core Intel Processor – Intel Stepping Up To Counter Ryzen
How two companies disrupted Indian market
The Indian market has seen significant changes in recent years, with two companies, Reliance JIO and Xiaomi, standing out for their disruption. Both have employed strategies that have altered their respective industries and positively impacted millions of people. Let’s see how two companies disrupted the Indian market. Let’s take a look at their strategies and… Continue reading How two companies disrupted Indian market
How to get JIO Broadband Connection
The much awaited Reliance JIO broadband is now available for booking. From August 15 its now officially open to book JIO broadband connection. Users can enjoy high speed FTTH (Fiber to the Home) broadband service upto 1Gbps without paying too much. Jio GigaFiber will provide ultra high-definition entertainment on large screen TVs, multi-party video conferencing… Continue reading How to get JIO Broadband Connection
Smartphone Innovation Ideas To Simplify Our Lives
Smartphone companies are in a spec race where their upgraded phones have more CPU power, RAM, storage, screen size, battery capacity…
Google cleverly executed an intriguing game
The perplexing acquisition and subsequent sale of Motorola by Google caught the attention of many industry experts. During that period, Android was being adopted by companies such as HTC and Samsung, who saw potential in the emerging smartphone market. Nokia was the dominant player in the industry, with Samsung trailing behind in terms of market share. Android presented a unique opportunity for both Samsung and Google to foster growth and challenge Nokia’s market supremacy. This partnership between Google and Samsung proved fruitful for both parties, as Samsung’s innovative hardware, combined with Google’s powerful Android operating system, created a winning formula. The duo’s success in the market was evident as they quickly dethroned Nokia and established a strong presence in the smartphone industry.
Why Google bought Motorola?
As Samsung started gathering a huge market share, it started using android as a core and built heavy skin Touchwiz on top of Android – to a point that it felt like undermining Android’s performance as well as visibility. Then it started pushing its own apps replacing stock android apps like Phone, Mail client, Contacts, Calendar, Music player, Video player etc. Also, another smartphone OS was in the making which looked very much like a samsung-skinned android. Why? Because going forward pushing smartphone users to adopt in-house Tizen OS by Samsung would be easier in the upcoming phone launches.
Google noticed this and acted. Bought Motorola.
On 15 August 2011 Google announced it had bought Motorola Mobility for $12.5bn in cash. Two new phones were launched by Google under Motorola branding – Moto G and Moto X. Positioned as midrange and flagship phones respectively at a highly subsidized rate. They had android in purest form (stock) and had excellent specifications resulting in a very good user experience. The value for money was so good that it started to eat up Samsung’s smartphone market share immediately.
A fatality move by Google.
Samsung realised that its a mistake to undermine Google’s hard work by hiding Android under Touchwiz. From Samsung Galaxy S6 onwards the excessive skinning and the bloat started reducing significantly. And for some reason 😛 Google also lost interest in running a smartphone business. On 29th January 2014, Google announced the sale of Motorola Mobility to Lenovo.