Smartphone manufacture should consider to have an eco-system established instead of relying on hardware/software selling. They should think about how to form a closed-loop ecosystem. The profit should be obtained by user...
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Android already has the dominant marketshare. Android's marketshare is SHRINKING however as iOS devices have grown in sales. So WHEN may never arrive. Since Android provides no money to Apple, whereas Windows...
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@nomii not always, but most of the time Google in the past did it right... but who knows the future....???
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interesting to know as right software could help a lot and save a lot of time and money ...
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@Ariella, interesting point.... the way is everything this days I could not agree more...
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@David @impactnow When I first heard of the term year ago, I didn't like it. Now I'm just used to it, though I agree it's not ideal as it gives the wrong impression. It also creates some inconsistency about capitalization....
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Very insightful article! Here's another remote patient monitoring that you might want to consider called - SeamlessMD. It enables healthcare providers to deliver patient engagement, remote monitoring and analytics...
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same here I could not agree more... but like everything else... change do happens... how I see it.
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Dave I agree. I think we need to coin a new buzz word just to put big data to rest it has gotten so over used its bordering on complete lack of meaning.
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@mejiac – Consumers didn't embrace Note Edge as they expected, mostly because of the high price range. Smartphone industry is very competitive and consumers expect the prices to be competitive too.
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@mejiac – Today we see most forecasted technologies coming to us (sometimes much faster than we expected).
Soon we will see flexible devices.
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@Ashu001 - I remember it as LG who came up with flexible led screens. LG came up with LG Flex smartphone with a curved screen. The prices were quite high at the initial stager but eventually we will see prices going down...
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@Ashu001- I think it's high time for smartphone manufacturers to come up with extended power. Quad core and Octa Core processors are draining the battery much quicker.
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@Ashu001 – I always prefer devices with large displays but such devices in the market today consume much power than an ordinary smartphone. This is one reason why I feel an ordinary mobile phone would help you do the...
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@Shamika – Today a smartphone is a device we can't live without; carrying a smartphone will keep you connected to the world.
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We have to play then hehehe as when I am playing call of duty I feel in a way like a machine ;) ,
(I am joking) which version is your favorite @David ?
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@Ashu001, Thank you for your comment, To add, even though Apple has some really good, robust producst, most businesses run on Windows (and only use Apple machines for very specific purpose or preference). And the fact...
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@Ashu001, It was the Samsung Galaxy Note Edge, which had a curved edge that would behave as a separate/complementary display. The fact that it didn't caused much buzzed aside from making some headlines is a good indicator...
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@Ashu001, To add to your comment, the level of adoption that smartphones and tablets has achieved is mainly having everyone embrace technology. I mean think about.... today we see people wait in line for days for the latest...
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