Dell Enters Smartphone Fray

Posted by Rick Stine on August 24, 2010
Consumer electronics, Internet, Technology, Telecommunications

Add a new player to the smartphone market.

Dell unveiled the Aero earlier today and the key question will be what points of differentiation the new phone offers. It will run on Google’s Android software and that means users of this phone will have access to abut 40,000 applications. And it costs $99 if you sign-up for two years with AT&T. That’s the same price for buying the iPhone 3Gs (the older version) and Apple says its iPhone has more than 200,000 apps.

One big difference seems to be that the Dell phone will suport Adobe flash, which powers a lot of internet video. Apple has no plans to incorporate Adobe flash into its phones or tablets.

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1 Comment to Dell Enters Smartphone Fray

F Pait
August 24, 2010

Tough competition for the Microsoft Kin. Will it sell 500 units? We’ll know in 48 days.

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