Sorry Microsoft, but that era has passed and pie was eaten by Nokia. (Well deserved by Nokia)
Building an affordable phone with Internet access capability is not biggest demand currently.
10 years ago, Nokia discovered what was missing in communication market. A cheap, good looking and everlasting phone. They sold it to literally everywhere in the world. It was like buy one and use forever.
I am not really sure what is the biggest gap in communication market but it is definitely not this. Here are the things i can list which i think the most important ones to focus on.
- Battery life
- Unique and beautiful designs (Phones are getting too similar to each other)
- Durability
- Making phones use cases wider to interact real life scenarios.
Lets see if we are gonna see something original in 2015 otherwise people will as usual wait for iPhone 7, Galaxy S6, and Nexus 10.
Building an affordable phone with Internet access capability is not biggest demand currently.
10 years ago, Nokia discovered what was missing in communication market. A cheap, good looking and everlasting phone. They sold it to literally everywhere in the world. It was like buy one and use forever.
I am not really sure what is the biggest gap in communication market but it is definitely not this. Here are the things i can list which i think the most important ones to focus on.
- Battery life
- Unique and beautiful designs (Phones are getting too similar to each other)
- Durability
- Making phones use cases wider to interact real life scenarios.
Lets see if we are gonna see something original in 2015 otherwise people will as usual wait for iPhone 7, Galaxy S6, and Nexus 10.