Google estimates that by the end of this year, there are about 20 species of upcoming Android phones 2011 made ??by several mobile phone vendors will show. This was stated by Google’s Senior Director for Mobile Platform Andy Rubin, at the I/O Developer Conference in San Francisco, as reported from the eWeek site. Although Android is an open source operating system, but the vendor of mobile phone makers have the opportunity to sign a distribution agreement with Google in terms of providing mobile phones with pre-install additional programs such as Google Apps.
So, every vendor has several options. Namely to provide them with an artificial device (upcoming Android phones 2011) with free Android operating system, but users are not made ??free to use Google Apps. The second option is a mobile phone vendors could sign an agreement with Google so that mobile users can have the pre-installed Google Apps in the handset for free. While the third option, is an option called ’Google experience’, where the mobile phone vendors could sign an agreement with Google to obtain brand and logo of Google on their products, and users can enjoy access to Google Apps and Android Market.
Among the existing phone vendors, Taiwanese vendor, HTC, is one of the smart phone vendors who are ready to market smart phones to China’s markets and Canada in June. For the Canadian market, HTC will sell HTC Dream and HTC Magic, while in China HTC will release HTC version which is priced at U.S. $730. An analyst had estimated that, the market share of upcoming Android phones 2011 will reach 12 percent globally.
There are also rumors that say that one of the upcoming android phones 2011 will adopt the new Ice Cream Sandwich OS. Of course, the truth of this story still has to wait for Google verification. It is also estimated that Android will be transformed as a platform used by the mini-notebook or netbook. Research firm IDC estimates that even netbook sales will grow from 11.4million units in 2008, to 22 million in 2009.















