Android’s Secret Sauce



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Google has been giving an extra incentive with the phone carriers who agree to carry Android devices. They are giving phone carriers a piece of the pie, filling the glass up, they are giving them …. drum roll please.. revenue shares of advertising. May seem kinda… “wth hell” but really that’s some sweet cash. Of course the phone companies are not willing to comment on it but according to moconews.net this new practice has begun.
This all came about when people were asking questions as to why Google has grown so fast. The rate in which this company has expanded and really the number of handsets they have sold just within the past year-estimations run to about 22 million handsets. That’s  HUGE!!

Google has set the bar. They have been innovative and resourceful. They will continue to-they have to, Apple just may beat out Microsoft this year. That would leave just Google to compete. Markets do so much better when there is competition.

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2 Responses to “Android’s Secret Sauce”

  1. Dev32 06. Aug, 2011 at 9:07 am #

    Revenue shares of advertising is a great way to rock developers. Google talked about this at i/o 2011 and they are always pushing innovative and resourceful Android Development.
    A good example is the Updates To The Android Market and how developers can monetize Apps with different business plans.

  2. ms.droid 14. Oct, 2011 at 10:33 pm #

    Dev32

    Thank you for your insightful comment. Yes you’re right Google is always pushing for innovative adn resourceful Android Development. Just in general I think the company is actually always one step ahead in many ways. But the Updates on the Android Market are good opportunity for those that have skills to be a developer and make some profit off their hard work. Kudos to them! The good ones of course :)

    All the best to you!

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