Innovation
is define by a product of means to which it introduces a breakthrough in
performance, quality, price, and general purpose. Depending on the
industry, innovation may be common, or may be very rare to see such
products. In regards to the technology industry, with a focus on
mobile technology, the Samsung Galaxy S3 is among the most famous and the most
innovative phone for the worldwide consumer market in current
times. Before details on the S3 are provided, let us see how and why
Samsung has been able to produce such innovative technology, that can threaten
other markets in the desktop and laptop areas.
It
began with the Samsung Galaxy S, which was a smart phone provided by most major
carriers. Although at the time, the Galaxy S performance wasn't
better than the Apple iPhone 4, yet it succeeded the iPhone 3 and
3G. The first Galaxy S performance was similar to the iPhone 4
(GSMareana.com, 2012), however with the success of the Apple iPhone
3G, many consumers stayed loyal as an Apple consumer with 75 million
units sold worldwide (Kumparak, 2010), compared to the Galaxy S at 30 million,
(Albanesius, 2011). Not to forget, Blackberries line of smartphones.
However with the lacked development to mobile apps. (applications for
short, and often a common term), Blackberry's sales have been lost to the Apple
market and Android (Google Play in current times).
As
Samsung uped their competition to the Galaxy S2, as did Apple with the iPhone
4S, the comparisons between the two, gave the Galaxy S2 almost a 50% higher
advantage, (Compare-cellphones.org). Now with the Galaxy S3 out on
the market, this phone is tremendously outperforming the Apple iPhone 4S,
(Compare-cellphones.org, 2012). Apple is expected to release the
iPhone 5, but no set date has yet to be released. With Samsung
Galaxy series, there is little doubt that this company will abandon this
product for quite some time. Their continuing to upgrade and develop
new technology will bring in no doubt bring more innovative products to
consumers.
The
only downfall to technology is how quickly new and more advanced technology is
updated within a year's time. If Apple decides to release the iPhone
5, this could threaten sales potentials for the Galaxy S3. Many predict
these two companies to be rivals in the mobile technology industry, as each
fluctuates in leading sales, but this is not uncommon in the technology sector. Moreover,
as the smartphone are becoming more and more powerful, with new technology
almost every year, this could also threaten the laptop and desktop industries,
since these smartphone are becoming more like mobile computers rather than a
phone.
References:
Albanesius, C. (2011). Samsung Galaxy S Sales
Hit 30 Million. Retrieved from,
http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2394782,00.asp#fbid=yJL_Tc-aX7ll
Kumparak, G. (2010). Apple sold 14.1 million
iPhones last quarter, over 70 million since launch. http://techcrunch.com/2010/10/18/apple-sold-14-1-million-iphones-last-quarter-over-70-million-since-launch/
Compare-cellphones.org. (2012).
Apple iPhone 4S VS Samsung Galaxy S II. Retrieved from,
http://www.compare-cellphones.org/Apple-iPhone-4S-vs-Samsung-Galaxy-S-II
Compare-cellphones.org. (2012).
Apple iPhone 4S VS Samsung Galaxy S III. Retrieved from,
http://www.compare-cellphones.org/Samsung-Galaxy-S-III-Quad-Core---32-GB---International-edition-vs-Apple-iPhone-4S
GSMarene.com. (2012). Apple iPhone 4. Retrieved
from, http://www.gsmarena.com/apple_iphone_4-3275.php
GSMarena.com. (2012). Samsung I9000 Galaxy S.
Retrieved from, http://www.gsmarena.com/samsung_i9000_galaxy_s-3115.php
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Unknown says:
I know that one day laptops and desktops will become obsolete with the quickly evolving mobile products which are slowly taking its place. But I don't think it will still happen for a while. Laptops and desktops are still needed and still have features that mobile devices don't yet but that will change, since it is evolving so fast.
Unknown says:
Maybe Needs A Better Command Of The English Language? LOL
Unknown says:
good review
Unknown says:
Perhaps not only computer/laptops become obsolete, but also phones...who knows what the future will bring.
Anonymous says:
Looks suspiciously like an English 101 paper. I did computers for mine. And thanks for the Microeconomics home work. I would be failing the class without your help!