Google Mobile Android One settled in India

According to foreign media reports, Google Android One cheap mobile platform products will appear earlier than expected. At present, Google has signed an agreement with three local OEMs in India. It is expected that by the beginning of September, the first batch of Android One platform mobile phones will be listed.

Google Mobile Android One settled in India (picture from Tencent)

The report said that Google has signed agreements with three Indian OEMs, including Micromax, Spice and Karbonn, to produce cheap entry smartphones. The Android One platform cheap smartphones of the three vendors will be formally announced next month, and everything is ready.

Interestingly, Micromax and Karbonn recently signed an agreement with Microsoft to produce WP system products. However, when Google officially launched the Android One platform of cheap mobile phones, there is one of the most important obstacles in front of it, that is, Google hopes that the price of Android One cheap mobile phones will be controlled at about 100 US dollars (about 615 yuan).

However, no one company has full confidence in its ability to produce this low-cost product. The manufacturers are more willing to produce high-end products with higher profitability and more benefits. At present, three Indian manufacturers are trying to control the price of Android One products at about 150 US dollars (about 920 yuan).

Earlier news said that Micromax produced Android One smart phone, it is equipped with a resolution of 960 × 540 pixels 4.5-inch display, built-in dual-core Qualcomm Xiaolong 200 processors and 5 million pixel camera. Also seen in the slide of Google I/O Assembly is this product.

Google's Android One cheap mobile phone platform is based on the Android system, and will not pre-install a third-party operating interface. At the same time, players can directly download and install applications through the Google Play app store. At the same time, unlike the current way of upgrading the OEM control system, the Android One device's system update rhythm is completely controlled by Google itself.