Android One smartphones have already been released in some countries around the world, offering a cheap product that could easily meet customers´ expectations not only because of the cost but also because of the fact that it provides almost the same specs and features just like the greatest mobile devices. Although it wasn't known if these phones would get to the American market, a new report revealed that these mobile devices will arrive in the U.S. anytime soon.
A Budget Smartphone That Could Conquer The American Market
According to the International Business Times, the Android One smartphones are set to arrive in the coming months, with the intention to repeat the success it has already achieved in other developing markets as Pakistan, India, Nepal, Bangladesh, Philippines, Myanmar, Indonesia, Sri Lanka, and many other South Asian countries in which these mobile devices has already become some of the greatest budget smartphones ever released. Naturally, this represents a great strategy from Google, since extending the market is the best way not only to increase revenues but also to increase the brand´s popularity.
Apparently, the report suggests that the Android One could be priced around $200 or $300, which is practically a great price for a budget smartphone that is expected to offer great specs and features, given the fact that this is exactly the cost of the greatest mobile devices of this kind. Also, the disclosure revealed that South Korean giant LG could be the first manufacturing partner of the Android One, and when the device is out, Google could add more of these smartphones from other manufacturers.
The Android One Smartphone Will Have An Outstanding Aspect
As reported by Digital Trends, the most extraordinary detail about the Android One smartphone is that it will be updated with the latest security fixes and Android updates for a full 24 months from the date of sale, which is a strategy that could make this mobile device extremely popular and successful, considering that most of the budget Android phones currently in the American market tend to arrive with outdated software.
