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The phones would be very compelling if offered with stock Android, since no one seems to do it outside of Google, anyway. Huge market potential there, but too b
by nextparadigms 16y ago
The phones would be very compelling if offered with stock Android, since no one seems to do it outside of Google, anyway. Huge market potential there, but too bad no one is willing to take advantage of it.
Imagine if Nokia became #1 provider of stock Android phones...most Android fans would be swayed immediately.
Oh and of course they'd also need to be on the cutting edge of technology. They don't seem to be doing that lately, except for the cameras.
- Supermighty 16y agoI feel that we are gradually going in the direction of stock android on phones. Motorola has rolled back it's Motoblur to just blur, Samsung has been catching a ton of heat for the lack of updates to old BeholdII phones and the slow pace of updates for Galaxy S phones. If the Nexus S is commercially successful (and I hope it is as I own one) then I see more handset manufactures moving in that direction.