CHINESE INVASION IN SMART PHONES

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CHINESE SMARTPHONES ARE A TREND TODAY
It was great to get good cheers and suggestions regarding my last article- The OS shootout. Taking a step future from it, let’s discus something regarding manufacture of smartphones. Even since the invention of mobile, there has been a drastically huge development in the technology in manufacture of phones .Everyday, there are some new things to talk about and use. China has developed a lot. Every part and component in smartphones is manufactured in China. Major companies like Samsung, Apples, Motorola, and LG import their components (especially processors screens, etc.) from the mainland. However, from the past 5-6 years, many Chinese companies like Gionee, Oppo, Coolpad, OneTouch, and Xiaomi have begun to ply their trade.


During their first two years, these smartphones sold their hot pancakes in China. Later, companies like Gionee, Oppo, Xiaomi breached into Indian Territory. They offered cool smartphones with all features and software in a single piece. The screen resolutions are worth looking at. Brilliant design and ergonomics makes them a dependable choice. The distinguishing point remain that their price is very low 1\4th of that offered by Samsung , Apple and LG. so , it was not surprising that within about 8-10 months , they were killing the sale of other renowned flagship smartphones.
Reports suggest that in the sales of Samsung and Sony have lowered by 40% in the past financial year .These Chinese smartphones have had a big influence in this .Their marketing strategies have been planned by experts. Although, only online sale of the product is something that many of us hate.
OPPO N1

Gone are the days when our elders used to say, “Don’t thrust on China phones. They will stop working after 2 months “. Now that belief has changed dramatically due to affordable pricing and unique designs Gionee S5.5 (worlds slimmest smartphones), Oppo N7 (phone with a rotating camera) , Xiaomi Redmi 1S that shook Flipkart with its record breaking sales are just a few to speak about .
On the whole, just try some of these phones and expect a lot coming.      

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