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抗iPhone号角响 Android+4G必胜方程序?
 

【CTIMES / SMARTAUTO ABC_1 报导】    2010年02月10日 星期三

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手机产业在iPhone上市之后,整个市场几乎都成为了iPhone的舞台,由iPhone领衔主演,其他手机则成为最佳配角。也正由于iPhone过于树大招风,这些扮演配角的手机厂与通信系统业者担心对自己的生存造成威胁,因此誓言与iPhone对抗到底。2010年,一股反抗iPhone的起义号角已经悄悄响起。

由于Apple透过AppStore等在线商店的方式来经营全新的商业模式,也使得iPhone的销售量以超乎预期的速度不断成长。据统计,第三代的iPhone 3GS在北美等地上市后,3天内销售量就达到100万台。不仅如此,iPhone 3GS连在爱用国货的日本市场上,也创下了非常出似的业绩,销售量均是倍数成长。看着iPhone的业绩热到发烫,通信系统业者及手机厂商无不担心会对自己的营收带来严重影响,因此也推出一连串措施来加以反制。

目前多数手机厂商最常见的,便是推出采用Android平台的智能型手机来与iPhone抗衡。目前除了HTC已在2009年上市Android智能型手机之外,许多厂商都已经有Android手机的相关发展计划,许多产品都会在2010年陆续上市。也因此,Android手机是否真能如预期般在市场上开出红盘,2010年便可见真章。

除了积极开发智能型手机之外,内建新世代的4G通讯功能也是用来对抗iPhone的重要措施。从2009年起,行动WiMAX的服务已经正式启用,瑞典TeliaSonera也开始提供LTE用服务。2010年起,美国Verizon Wireless及NTT DoCoMo等厂商也都预定导入LTE技术。目前4G技术明显偏重于LTE以成趋势,因此不久的将来,除了Android平台之外,率先内建LTE的4G手机,也将成为打iPhone的主力机种。当然iPhone目前势力仍无人能及,Android加上4G是否真能成功反击iPhone,仍有待观察。然而此反攻号角一旦响起,业界势必风起云涌响应,未来手机产业仍有好戏可看。

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