Android destined to be most decisive mobile-phone software

Struggle for existence and survival of the fittest. These two guiding principles are known to us from the schooldays but we think that they are applied or their essence lies within the gamut of life science. If you think so, this is a terrible mistake. On the contrary they are appplicable at any part of the human life ranging from daily bustles to the field of sports. Even the international business is also based on these principles and the best specimen of this can be the bowelless readiness among the major corporate groups to take advantage of the situation. It can be said, in this regard, that Goggle has an edge in the present situation.

What is the matter? Now before we get into the subject it must be accepted that Google has checkmated the brigade consisting of two valiant warriors Nokia and Microsoft. Google has made the joining of Telco Vodafone, equipment maker Ericsson and handset maker Sony Ericsson into its camp a reality and all these efforts are for the accomplishment of one objective. Google is set to make the cell-phone software that will surpass contenders. In the Google-led consortium of companies engaged in developing mobile-phone software Android, Open Handset Alliance (OHA), there is the presence of 14 new members including with these three companies.

This, according to the observers in the market, is the emblem of jubilance and continuing success of the first Android-based phone, the T-Mobile G1. This is a iPhone-like device made by HTC and it is expected that it will sell around 500,000 units this year. The presence of Android has emboldened the spirit of Ericsson, which plans to release its Android device in mid-2009 and also of Motorola which is destined to concentrate on Android soon.

All these indicate that Android is going to be the most decisive mobile-phone software in the coming days. The joining of Vodafone which has 280 million customers worldwide and Sony Ericsson has strengthened OHA considerably.

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