Patrick R.
- Forum posts: 66
Aug 30, 2012, 7:25:27 PM via Website
Aug 30, 2012 7:25:27 PM via Website
Yesterday I was watching the live stream of the Samsung segment at IFA and I was ready to disconnect after the Galaxy Note 2 announcement. As far as I was concerned that the the main show. I wondered why they would let it go first since I figured all the journalists would leave the room to try to get hands on time with the GNote 2.
Then they pulled out the Galaxy S Camera and I had to pause from pressing the F4 key (my thumb was already on the alt key). And I was struck by the true potential of android. It may go beyond phones and bleed into cameras (PS and SLRs), TVs, Desktop PCs, a plethora of other household appliances and who knows what else - the first self driving automobile might by powered by Android 18.1.5 (Tiramisu) with GoogleSiri (because Google got pissed and it was hostile take over time - RIP Apple, this happend around Android 12.1 ( Rice Pudding) and IOS 13)
Then I realized why Samsung is the leading Android OEM and why they are pushing Android and taking it out of its boundaries. Since they manufacture a host of other products that may or may not benefit from the Android touch. They may be exploring where they can take android and eventually we'll have NFC self inventorying refs, thermostats and A/C units, washing machines, ovens, fans etc, all controlled by the Samsung Galaxy S 15 or Galaxy Note 14.
Then they pulled out the Galaxy S Camera and I had to pause from pressing the F4 key (my thumb was already on the alt key). And I was struck by the true potential of android. It may go beyond phones and bleed into cameras (PS and SLRs), TVs, Desktop PCs, a plethora of other household appliances and who knows what else - the first self driving automobile might by powered by Android 18.1.5 (Tiramisu) with GoogleSiri (because Google got pissed and it was hostile take over time - RIP Apple, this happend around Android 12.1 ( Rice Pudding) and IOS 13)
Then I realized why Samsung is the leading Android OEM and why they are pushing Android and taking it out of its boundaries. Since they manufacture a host of other products that may or may not benefit from the Android touch. They may be exploring where they can take android and eventually we'll have NFC self inventorying refs, thermostats and A/C units, washing machines, ovens, fans etc, all controlled by the Samsung Galaxy S 15 or Galaxy Note 14.
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