But I do think's gonna sell a lot for comsumers. Especially t-mobile users
true... I'm just saying that the look of this one isn't really doing anything for me but, if it pushes the right buttons for others and they want to line up to buy tons of these then I've got no problem with that at all. (buy what YOU like, not just whatever everyone else is liking this week)
Well. It depends on the person. Also I do thinkm sammy is gonna divertissement this. They stated that they want to neat nokia for the best OEM in wimdows phone market. So maybe they will advertise this heavily
All they really need to do to beat Nokia is to offer their products through every major carrier. Compare the Galaxy S3 (every major carrier, including some smaller carriers like US Cellular) and the comparable-quality HTC One X (AT&T and maybe one other, or maybe just AT&T). I for one refuse to switch from US Cellular to AT&T to get a Nokia flagship. I didn't do it with the Lumia 900 and I won't do it for WP8. If Nokia doesn't sell the 920 (or any phones) on US Cellular or Verizon, the two carriers with decent rural coverage, it'll be really easy for Samsung to dominate WP8 outside of major metro areas.
Well samsung will easily dominate USA with their Samsung ativ S. But it's likely they will advertise it and launch it for multiple carriers. More like this Nokia for worldwide and Samsung for north America and asia
Good point, I had just been thinking the US market, where Nokia's efforts to get their phones on multiple carriers have been decidedly half-hearted, and Samsung's have been best-in-industry. I don't know much about the cell phone market outside of the US.
Verizon didn't want Windows Phone. It wasn't about Nokia's effort.
How many carriers did Samsung have Windows Phone handsets with?
Verizon Is Said to Offer Nokia Windows 8 Phone This Year - Bloomberg
Not many...but Samsung never had a WP model like the Ativ S before, and Samsung never had an incentive like the Apple v. Samsung verdict to explore non-Android smartphones before.
Verizon didn't want Windows Phone. It wasn't about Nokia's effort.
How many carriers did Samsung have Windows Phone handsets with?
Today, Apple filed another patent suit in US federal court, comparable to the one that they just succeeded in. But this one deals with newer devices, including the Galaxy S3. Apple is trying to ban Galaxy S3 sales as part of the suit.
If Samsung wasn't already planning on pushing the Ativ S heavily, you bet your butt they are now.
source? really?. if yes then Samsung is screwed. they are distancing even more from Google
According to an amended complaint filed today, Apple is naming "at least 21 new smartphones, media players, and tablets that Samsung has released beginning in August 2011 and continuing through August 2012." (The full list, which actually consists of 22 devices, is reproduced below). Some of the devices named were also part of the just-concluded trial, but are being named here because Apple is citing a different set of utility patents — eight of them in total.
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•Galaxy S III
•Galaxy S III (Verizon)
•Galaxy Note
•Galaxy S II Skyrocket
•Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch
•Galaxy S II
•Galaxy S II (T-Mobile)
•Galaxy S II (AT&T)
•Galaxy Nexus
•Illusion
•Captivate Glide
•Exhibit II 4G
•Stratosphere
•Transform Ultra
•Admire
•Conquer 4G
•Dart
•Galaxy Player 4.0
•Galaxy Player 5.0
•Galaxy Note 10.1
•Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus
•Galaxy Tab 8.9
The Verge...pretty reputable.
Apple turns up the pressure on Samsung, adds more devices to second patent suit | The Verge
Ativ S and Ativ tablets = survival plan, if you ask me. Between the possibility of an injunction on the S3 and treble damages on the devices that were part of the last trial (which would boost the total damages award over $3 billion), not to mention zero support from Google, I'd be rethinking my Android emphasis if I was Samsung.