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Nokia CEO: Will not quickly release Android Tablet PC

May 5 news, Nokia CEO Stephen Elop said in a recent interview that he does not want to launch a homogeneity Android Tablet PC rapidly, but to wait for the right time, To differentiate their products.

Elop said: “I ​​do not want Nokia’s tablet PC products are difficult to distinguish with other vendors’.” Analysts believed that this sentence was a satire of many vendors swarmed in, rushed to launch the tablet PC equipped with Android system. Nokia allied with Microsoft in February this year, a comprehensive turn to Windows Phone platform.

Elop also said: “Obviously, even if a company can obtain a variety of revenue from Android, and its profits will assume more and more pressure.”

Android Tablet PC makers encountered strong compression from Apple iPad in the initial stages, which this year’s sales expected to reach 30 million units or more, has a leading market position. On the other hand, for some manufacturers, including HTC, the profit margins of Android platform has improved. Although risks remain, but many companies are still full of hope to the long-term benefits of the platform, including the Amazon and the U.S. bookstore chain Barnes & Noble.

Although Elop’s attacks to the Android will not make Google worried, but the privacy of user data once again become the scourge of this technology giant. Not long ago, Google’s office in South Korea was checked by local police to investigate whether the company collected the user location information through the mobile advertising platform AdMob. According to reports, Google is cooperating with the investigation and said “Pleasure to cooperate with the Korean police.”

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