Vol 6 Chapter 331: Lost Front League

But not all countries and regions are so positive and positive.

Japan's reaction at this time is quite different.

Of course, this is not surprising. Whenever there is news related to Feng Yiping, they will always have some "ingenious" interpretations.

At this time, there is also a lot of noise on the Internet. Why in this alliance, there are five companies in China and two in South Korea, but we have only one?

And is it a telecom operator? ——They saw Sony Ericsson, but Sony Ericsson is not a purely their company. It is a company in which Sony and Ericsson each hold 50% of their shares, and they are even headquartered in London.

And we are a world-renowned powerhouse in electronics and communication technology.

Even companies like Lenovo, Huawei, and LG have become founding members. How about our Fujitsu, our nec, and our Kyocera? ...

Why are they not?

Speaking of which, this time, I really don't blame them for their strange angles. The reason why they have no related companies except for the telecom operators, apart from Feng Yiping's consistent perception of them, there are other reasons.

In short, Feng Yiping really missed them when he formed an alliance across the world.

Netizens over there quickly got to this point, saying that it was entirely because Android was deliberately squeezing out. Therefore, we must resist Android. Not only should we resist, our industry should also develop better products than Android. Come.

What products are we unable to make?

But these keyboard knights' outraged suggestions did not get much positive feedback.

After all, there are still some people who understand. Not only do they know that in the field of mobile communications, they are indeed not as good as before.

For example, Sony Ericsson, the best performer, has suffered large losses this year and has laid off thousands of employees worldwide.

In foreign countries, the nec, which was originally a little splashed, was obviously unable to hold it, so it is hard to say that it is being pushed out.

After all, the requirements for the founding members of the Open Mobile Alliance are really high.

As for the research and development of a similar operating system, no one has followed suit.

In this regard, they have not improved much, and they have not accumulated much.

The difficulty of research and development, in fact, just think about it, and you will have an intuitive understanding.

Nokia, isn't it great, but you see, they have invested so much resources to develop and promote the Symbian system, is it comparable to Android?

Moreover, after having Android, if you develop similar products, there will be more technical barriers, that is, more difficult.

Most importantly, who can guarantee that a first-class ecosystem can be quickly formed like Android is now?

To say, the timing of Android's emergence is really good.

When so many mobile phone companies around the world were struggling to develop products that could compete with iPhone, Android happened to be born, and it was also free and open source. It was really barefoot encountering shoes, or dry wood encountering fire, immediately It hits it off.

But when the next product comes out, because there is already Android, the start will never be as easy as Android, because we all know that the system is not that simple to change.

What's more, from a professional point of view, Android is really good enough. With it currently leading the way, how easy is it to develop a product that is better and more popular than it?

Not to mention, at the inaugural meeting, the Open Mobile Alliance has already promised that it will continue to join members.

So, in the current bad economic situation, in the electronic and communication fields where they had advantages, they are also increasingly marginalized. Several companies will make that determination and spend huge sums of money to enter one. They don't have any areas of accumulation, so do they have a less full future?

Although these people in the industry have the arrogance of an island country, they are not so arrogant that they will be even better than Nokia.

Therefore, the indignation of Japanese netizens did not cause much splash in the end.

But they are not without fellow travelers.

In other words, Lawrence Fink and Edward Johnson, who feel lost and frustrated, do not lack companions.

At this time, the slogan of the 2008 Olympics, "One World, One Dream" is already known to the world. In this matter, if you apply it, you can say, "One World, One Loss."

When Lawrence Fink and Edward Johnson left San Francisco with mixed feelings, many media in Europe, where Nokia is located, also expressed concern about these two events.

Maybe Nokia, which feels somewhat powerless at present, is still the king of the mobile phone industry behind it. Old Europe’s views on this are quite consistent.

They believe that this Big Mac alliance, which unites all important links in the smart phone ecological chain, will certainly help the development of smart phones, but we cannot ignore the negative impact that such an alliance may bring.

Imagine that if Android is popularized worldwide in the future, it will indeed have a positive impact on operators, chip manufacturers, and application software developers, because as long as the shipment of smartphones grows, these groups can Maintain huge gains.

But is there no negative impact?

Obviously not.

For example, mobile phone manufacturers will face tremendous pressure in the future.

After the early stages of rapid development, the efforts and benefits of mobile phone manufacturers will certainly be far out of proportion.

The deep reason is that members of the Open Mobile Phone Alliance need to maintain Android compatibility, which will inevitably lead to homogenized competition among mobile phone manufacturers.

This is actually a matter of practice.

We all know that the wintel alliance has strongly promoted the development and popularization of personal computers.

But it is precisely because of the Wintel Alliance that PC manufacturers can only develop in the direction of hardware. At present, all PC manufacturers are reluctant but helpless to enter the era of meager profit.

From this perspective, the PC manufacturer's today is the mobile phone manufacturer's tomorrow.

Therefore, this so-called mobile Internet era-let's call it that first, of course will be greatly developed due to the emergence of Android, but Android will definitely limit and affect its development in the future.

It is the meaning of success and failure...

In short, the views on the old European side are actually not surprising. They are the same as their reactions when they see the United States, see China, and surpass them in some areas: in fact, it is still our old one!

But before long, they will definitely use their actions to refute their own opinions. They will definitely be very happy to use smartphones with Android systems...

If you can't eat grapes, they all feel sour.

After seeing European feedback, Rubin even suggested to Feng Yiping, "Feng, should we talk to Nokia again?"

Feng Yiping was a little surprised that Rubin was still so energetic after being targeted by Apple and Jobs. Perhaps, this guy has stubborn vitality like Xiaoqiang?

"I said, buddy, we can be proud, but it's not easy to get too oblivious. Contact Nokia at this time. What kind of response do you hope to get?"

From yesterday’s conference to the present, Android has been the most popular fried chicken in the field of smart phones. Even if it is mentioned, it is also the object of negative and foil.

At this time, Android went to Nokia, it was definitely a curse.

"Of course, at the right time, we can't make such an attempt."

Has Nokia ever produced a mobile phone equipped with Android? Feng Yiping really didn't remember well.

However, thinking about the situation, Feng Yiping feels that in the future when no one cares about the Symbian system and their mobile phones ~ www.wuxiaspot.com~ I really don’t rule out that they might get rid of their faces and produce Android-equipped systems. smart phone.

"But we must remember one thing, when we contact them, we must have a correct attitude," he also specifically warned.

Also, when did Nokia start selling itself? Feng Yiping only remembered that Microsoft was finally the owner of Nokia.

"Understand, it's like in front of a late hero, do you have to show enough respect, I know," Rubin said.

In fact, in front of a late beauty, the same is true.

"And guys, we don't have time to be proud now. We must work closely with mobile phone manufacturers to launch terminal products that will surprise everyone as soon as possible."

What about Android? In the end, they still have to use their mobile phones to speak, so they can see how various media praise them, but they must admit that Apple is still ahead of them at this time.

"Understand the boss, you just wait for the good news," Rubin at this time, there is only one road in front of him, a shining golden light, leading to success.