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Android Magazine Imagine Publishing Ltd. 2013 English Tutorial |
Over the course of the next two or three months every major Android device manufacturer will be refreshing its range for the year ahead. First off the block is Sony, whose Xperia Z builds on the good progress the company made last year and also sets an early standard in specs that the other players will have to match. Sony has been having a good run lately, picking up market share mostly at the expense of former leadinglights like HTC and, in the non-Android world, Nokia and BlackBerry. But chasing down Samsung is a different matter altogether. We’ve given the Xperia Z the full hands-on treatment this month, and weighed up its prospects for challenging the all-conquering Galaxy S III. That is the most popular Android phone ever and even more than half a year after its launch is still going strong, and we can expect the S IV to show its face long before the summer is here. So can Sony do it? The honest answer is, probably not. But it could consolidate Sony’s position in second place, and at a time when others are really feeling the squeeze that’s not such a bad place to be. Also this month we’ve rounded up some of the tech and gadgets that are making Android so exciting right now. The Android ecosystem is showing unprecedented levels of innovation as the OS moves into new product categories and the hardware powering it becomes more capable than we could have imagined. Give it a year or fi ve and all your gadgets might be run by Android.
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