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Away Joined: Oct 15, 2012 Posts: > 500 PM |
You guys can say what you want, but to be truly successful in the smartphone space in the long term, android isn't the way.
The smartphone division will become the next Vaio in 10 years, what's stopping it? They'll have the best design, even hardware, UI - but the android space will be too crowded. Thankfully, Google has failed to commoditize the smartphone market - the cause being very annoyed partners. But they'll try again and they might be more successful next time.
The Vita has been given new life. But will it get a successor?
A well developed mobileb OS and a strong partnership with a chip manufacturer is the way forward. They need you build an ecosystem, right? Then why not a 1080p 8" gaming tablet to kick things off? An efficient OS which gets the basics right, but isn't as walled off as iOS. And great support.
With AMD looking to enter the ARM mobile market eventually, if they do a Nvidia with their mini GPUs, we could be looking at a scalable OS with scalable hardware. TVs, games consoles, mobiles, walkmans, even some cameras. All should be able to run it.
It shouldn't take massive funds - they could start slow. Restructuring is nearly complete, why not have a small but amazing team work on it?
We've heard something has been in development for months now, but 2014 has to be the year, many other newcomers are entering the scene.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2014-02-06 23:20 ] |
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randomuser Joined: Sep 13, 2011 Posts: > 500 PM |
BRAVIA business is the next to go. Yesterday in the earnings release conference Kaz mentioned spinning off the TV division (and other divisions) is the "right solution". |
supercoolman Joined: Jun 04, 2013 Posts: > 500 PM |
On 2014-02-07 00:15:54, Away wrote:
A well developed mobileb OS and a strong partnership with a chip manufacturer is the way forward. They need you build an ecosystem, right? Then why not a 1080p 8" gaming tablet to kick things off? An efficient OS which gets the basics right, but isn't as walled off as iOS. And great support.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2014-02-06 23:20 ]
Samsung has been failing for the past 3 years at pushing a whole bunch of mobile OSs. Sony may succeed with VITA or PS, but I wonder if they will do it. PS is a good and well known OS with its mature market of games and apps, but scaling it all over the place can be a challenge. |
Wintermute Joined: Jan 11, 2014 Posts: 86 PM |
On 2014-02-07 00:15:54, Away wrote:
You guys can say what you want, but to be truly successful in the smartphone space in the long term, android isn't the way.
The smartphone division will become the next Vaio in 10 years, what's stopping it? They'll have the best design, even hardware, UI - but the android space will be too crowded. Thankfully, Google has failed to commoditize the smartphone market - the cause being very annoyed partners. But they'll try again and they might be more successful next time.
The Vita has been given new life. But will it get a successor?
A well developed mobileb OS and a strong partnership with a chip manufacturer is the way forward. They need you build an ecosystem, right? Then why not a 1080p 8" gaming tablet to kick things off? An efficient OS which gets the basics right, but isn't as walled off as iOS. And great support.
With AMD looking to enter the ARM mobile market eventually, if they do a Nvidia with their mini GPUs, we could be looking at a scalable OS with scalable hardware. TVs, games consoles, mobiles, walkmans, even some cameras. All should be able to run it.
It shouldn't take massive funds - they could start slow. Restructuring is nearly complete, why not have a small but amazing team work on it?
We've heard something has been in development for months now, but 2014 has to be the year, many other newcomers are entering the scene.
[ This Message was edited by: Away on 2014-02-06 23:20 ]
And just why is Android not the way forward? What problem is there with Android? It seems to be doing well for Samsung. And more importantly, what is the alternative? Hint: it's definitely not the doomed Windows Phone, and Apple will never allow other manufacturers to license iOS. Again, what is the alternative?
Please don't talk about developing another OS. Number 1, we don't need another one, Android is getting incredibly capable and polished. Number 2, even Samsung with their unlimited resources, in partnership with Intel, has not been able to get a competing OS off the ground. There is no way Sony could manage this in their current condition. Plus, there is an economic phenomenon where people prefer imperfect competition. Coke and Pepsi sell more soft drinks than anyone else. Intel and AMD pretty much split the CPU market between them. Android and iOS make up 90+% of the smartphone market. It's just a fact that once you have a couple of good, established competitors in a market with high barriers to entry, the market usually just will not support another competitor, regardless of how good the product is. Microsoft is finding this out the hard way with Windows Phone and Surface. The products, by most accounts, are good, especially the Nokia phones, and God knows they've poured billions of dollars into attempts to increase their market share, but the public just ain't buyin' it. Good products and lots of marketing. What's the problem? They got there too late. Android and iOS had already split the kingdom and were ensconced on their separate thrones, and everyone had picked a side. For whatever reason, there's just not room for three big players.
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CrownedAkuma Joined: Jun 28, 2013 Posts: > 500 From: North-East Italy PM |
Now the Creative and AR effects will also be applicable to video, with the 4.4 update. |
ascariss Joined: Apr 06, 2013 Posts: > 500 PM |
That will be awesome, hopefully these migrate to the z1. |
moogoo Joined: Oct 25, 2002 Posts: > 500 From: NYC PM, WWW
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indeed. me too. and the timeshift video too..
moogoo Nokia 5160 -> Nokia 8260 -> SE T68i -> SE K700i -> SE Z710 -> SE Xperia X10a -> Sony Xperia S -> Sony Xperia Z1 -> Sony Xperia XZ -> Sony Xperia XZ Premium -> Sony Xperia 1ii Website: https://www.mikedoesitall.com |
jjjajjj Joined: Jan 24, 2007 Posts: 180 PM |
timeshift video ....really ?
WiTh LoVE |
BenLing Joined: Jun 16, 2013 Posts: 105 From: Malaysia PM |
Sony Xperia E2 D2303/D2305 Indonesian Postel
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CrownedAkuma Joined: Jun 28, 2013 Posts: > 500 From: North-East Italy PM |
On 2014-02-07 13:36:45, BenLing wrote:
Sony Xperia E2 D2303/D2305 Indonesian Postel
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I really hope Sony to use this E line to produce Xperia x Walkman phones... They really need to push the walkman brand MORE even with their phones |
itsjustJOH Joined: Jul 23, 2012 Posts: > 500 PM |
On 2014-02-07 13:36:45, BenLing wrote:
Sony Xperia E2 D2303/D2305 Indonesian Postel
Would it really be named E2?
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BenLing Joined: Jun 16, 2013 Posts: 105 From: Malaysia PM |
On 2014-02-07 13:59:24, itsjustJOH wrote:
On 2014-02-07 13:36:45, BenLing wrote:
Sony Xperia E2 D2303/D2305 Indonesian Postel
Would it really be named E2?
Not sure... |
itsjustJOH Joined: Jul 23, 2012 Posts: > 500 PM |
It's just weird that the E1 was just announced and there's already an E2.
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hei Joined: Dec 31, 2007 Posts: 5 From: Singapore PM |
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On 2014-02-07 13:36:45, BenLing wrote:
Sony Xperia E2 D2303/D2305 Indonesian Postel
Maybe it's the E1 and E1-dual?
A bit sad VAIO is being sold off though, still love my old VAIO Z. It was marvelous, before ultrabooks came out on the market.
Would like to see higher res on the new tablet Z since it helps text, but S805 only has 40% higher gpu power than the S800, not sure if it is powerful enough to push a higher res display smoothly? If still using S800, maybe 1080p is still better...
I do hope the new tablet Z has front facing speakers though, now I need it to put it in a stand so that sound is reflected forwards from the side speakers. |
itsjustJOH Joined: Jul 23, 2012 Posts: > 500 PM |
^The E1 has a different model number.
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