itemprop=”articleBody”> No doubt that Samsung has been quick to launch a wide range of devices in the last couple of years. These cover every niche, screen sizes and design options, taking the largest piece of the pie of the market Android .
itemprop=”articleBody”> Mastering Korean Almighty, has made many Android phone makers reduce the number of its devices, for fear of being overshadowed by the giant. And despite competition from big brands like Sony , Samsung is held in the first position.
Annkur itemprop=”articleBody”> Agarwal, CEO PriceBaba.com: “Samsung has an Android phone in any price range and with all the functions that a user can request. Whether it’s CDMA, GSM, dual-SIM, big or small screen. You name it, they have it. The goal is clear, they want to make sure they offer something for everyone and so dominate the market.
Samsung Another great advantage is that it has an army of loyal users of the Galaxy, who decide to buy a new Galaxy every time need to renew it. So having good low-end offerings, is important because it helps build a farm field where users secure future “
itemprop=”articleBody”> But having to search between all devices on the market is a difficult task. So much variety, may be a disadvantage.
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itemprop=”articleBody”> Samsung not only has begun its own unique range of devices. The Samsung Galaxy Note is the first phablet to hit the market and has caused a series of products created under his shadow in the competition. The Chamber Galaxy has not affected the market in the same way that the series Galaxy Note, shows once again that it is a strategy pioneered by the Korean company.
itemprop=”articleBody”> With endless line of devices also raises a number of questions about the quality of them.itemprop=”articleBody”> When Samsung gets the praise of their devices, always for the functionality and technology you have, while most of the reviews are by their plastic housing or perceive lower level of build quality compared to rivals like HTC , built under a premium design.itemprop=”articleBody”> “If time on the market reduces the focus on quality, then the market is being filled with smartphones and software that would not be ready to go into production”
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itemprop=”articleBody”> From low range, Samsung Galaxy Ace , to the high-end Samsung Galaxy S4, all have a familiar design. Maybe that’s why still arise with that design, whether they are getting sales, then what need of change. But Sony creating ultrathin tablets and avant-garde design, the Samsung tablets may cost them stay at the top.
itemprop=”articleBody”> Falling HTC
itemprop=”articleBody”> Legendary Android fans already know it’s not the first time a company has tried total market saturation. HTC was well known for its ability to launch a new device every month, similar to what Samsung is doing now.
itemprop=”articleBody”> Many of these devices offer incremental changes, and for the most part, consumers totaling in quality and performance.
itemprop=”articleBody”> Devices like the Wildfire , Desire and Explorer got their own market share and cemented its position , but many did not have the slightest interest, as the ChaCha , and HTC’s fortune soon changed.
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itemprop=”articleBody”> In late 2012 and early months of 2013, HTC announced record losses . Underwent a restructuring, reorganized management and firmly focused on the success of its flagship, the HTC One , which has received the applause of most users for their high quality finishes.
itemprop=”articleBody”> The initial success of One is very good, and expect to reach HTC One Mini . HTC has learned from his mistakes, and has finally come out alive from the painful process, something many venture to see in Samsung.
itemprop=”articleBody”> “It’s hard to imagine any company, even giants like Samsung, maintain that production rate. Hopefully realize what consumers like and then put to make a handful of specific devices, which ultimately lead to a better experience for all “, says Aaron Henshaw , co-founder of Grand St.
itemprop=”articleBody”> also Annkur Agarwal agrees: “ If Google changed priorities with respect to other manufacturers could also switch to Samsung “.
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itemprop=”articleBody”> To avoid the mistakes of HTC, many believe that Samsung has a clearer focus. Recent news has suggested that S4 Active , a waterproof version of the Galaxy S4, will be the latest flagship device from Samsung.
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itemprop=”articleBody”> Although it is only a small step, are the first indications that Samsung is starting to slow down a bit. It has also been a massive slowdown in launching Tab tablets of its series, a line of tablets somewhat mediocre, until now.
itemprop=”articleBody”> Also, its low-end offering, the Galaxy Ace 3 devices will face competition from the likes of Sony and Huawei at launch.
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itemprop=”articleBody”> The Future
itemprop=”articleBody”> That Samsung dominates the market for Android smartphones, is clear, and despite strong rival offers. But stay with what you are currently doing is hard work, and it is difficult to imagine that each device offers benefits to the company.
itemprop=”articleBody”> Samsung now, is the one sitting in the driver’s seat, has to lead, and as Alex Genadinik , founder of Problemio.com says: “Samsung has a dominant position in the market for Android devices. So far, you have all the power. But the momentum is what has been pulling it until now. Now is the time when you must move piece. “
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