Nomor 3 disesuaikan dengan kondisi Indonesia specifically :p On Sat, Oct 3, 2009 at 11:28 PM, Meykel a.k.a 'M' <meykel.andro...@gmail.com> wrote: > Ooo...jd alasan nomor 3 itu ternyata lebih berhubungan ke software bajakan > yah? Bukan soal aplikasi mumpuni gitu ya om? Sori, baru tau... :p > > Rgds, > "M" > > twitter:@meykel |GTalk/Email:tanya.mey...@gmail.com |YM:mikey4nancy | > Kirim 'masih' pake BerryHitam®. Next time pake HTC Hero Android G2 ! :)) > > -----Original Message----- > From: Putra Abbas <mi...@blackberryku.net> > Date: Sat, 3 Oct 2009 22:56:42 > To: <id-android@googlegroups.com> > Subject: [id-android] Re: Three Reasons Android Could Terminate Apple > > > Yah bos Meykel, ini mah argumen yang sama kaya dilontarkan para > pendukung mie kocok > > 1. bisa diinstall di berbagai merk komputer > 2. bisa dicustomize UI-nya, dan banyak softwarenya > 3. banyak software bajakannya > > Tapi tetep aja Apple survive tuh :p > > > > On Fri, Oct 2, 2009 at 6:20 AM, Meykel a.k.a 'M' > <meykel.andro...@gmail.com> wrote: >> Alasan nomor 3 (Killer Apps) yg bikin ane keratjoenan >> Android....hehehehehe... >> Kalo dulu ada istilah, punya BB tapi belum punya iPhone, kok kurang seru ya? >> :D >> Sekarang ada istilah baru, punya iPhone tapi gak punya Android??? Hambar >> men.... Wkwkwkwkkwwkk... >> >> Rgds, >> "M" >> >> Three Reasons Android Could Terminate Apple >> >> Despite the Hype, iPhone Isn't the Only Mobile Platform in Town >> Posted by Josh Lovison on 10.01.09 @ 05:44 PM >> >> The smartphone market seems to be shoe-in: Apple has momentum in the space >> reminiscent of its takeover of the MP3 player market years prior with the >> iPod. Despite this momentum, the discerning media planner working on mobile >> for something six months out should take note -- Google's Android is poised >> to crash Apple's party. Why? Three reasons: >> >> 1). Android Clones: >> While the iPhone had Chinese imitation devices, Android will literally have >> a clone army. The open-source system will live on a handful of devices by >> the end of this year, and dozens of devices by the end of 2010. >> So while the system seemed to languish when the only Android device was the >> G1, with phones like the HTC Hero and myTouch 3G, Android will traverse >> carrier networks and handset manufacturers. >> >> 2). Specialized Versions: >> Android can be customized, and many of the handset manufactures are doing >> just this. HTC has built the Sense UI, a prettier and contextually aware >> revamp of the Android operating system, and Motorola is working on their >> Android-based UI "Blur." >> With the ability to customize the flavor of Android for devices, it creates >> a competitive marketplace among handsets to vie for custom features while >> expanding the overall Android market share. >> While the iPhone has to try to juggle between enterprise users, multimedia >> users and social network users, Android can have a tailored version for >> phones segmented to each individual market niche. >> >> 3). Killer Apps: >> There's been some controversy lately about Apple's AppStore rejection >> policies. A number of Google applications were rejected from the phone. On >> one hand, this hurt Google's ability to roll out those services, but it also >> gave Android a handful of killer apps. >> - Google Voice is an extremely powerful concept -- it allows users to >> unbridle their phone number from telecoms, using Google to route calls to a >> single number to any number of phones. It does the same for text messages >> and turns voicemails into text. If Google Voice routed to a VoIP service >> running on a carrier data network, it could overnight replace the need for >> voice and text message packages. >> - Google Latitude, meanwhile, is a location based social tool which allows >> location reporting to run in the background and send location data to >> contacts a user specifies. Each of these pack a ton of potential utility in >> a single application, which the iPhone doesn't have. >> >> Apple's position in the market is too well-rooted to be driven away without >> a very tough fight. But Android is very much poised to stifle the iPhone's >> growth while extending its own roots. >> Keep an eye on the friendly green robot -- behind that guise he's waiting >> patiently, and planning carefully. >> >> Sumber: Adage Mobile >> twitter:@meykel |GTalk/Email:tanya.mey...@gmail.com |YM:mikey4nancy | >> Kirim 'masih' pake BerryHitam®. Next time pake HTC Hero Android G2 ! :)) >> > >> > > > > > >
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