Best and Worst Smartphones of 2011 – The Final Verdict – Part 1

The smartphone trend went into full swing after the release of original iPhone that offered the real touch screen experience that only was possible to see in the movies. Apple opened the Pandora’s Box that unleashed a number of smartphones in the last four
years.

This year was no different and considering the fact that more companies have dived into this industry with no limit to innovation in sight. However, the reign of HTC and Apple has been compromised by a number of companies like Motorola and LG, who were in
this business but this year they pulled off such big hits, they eclipsed the progression curve of iPhone and the sort.

However, on the other hand, there were a number of other phones that the market and got lost in the rush hour. These smartphones where either on the shorter side of the stick in design or contained features that could not address customers’ desires.

There are certain things that a technology company has to consider before lobbing their product into the market and taking the cut-throat market competition at the moment, the user does not spare any mercy on a handset that does not fulfil the need of mobile
computing and call quality.

The smartphones of the contemporary age need a number of factors to become successful in the market. These features do not only include a good shape but some mesmerising features under the hood. There are a number of handsets in the market that would turn
cannibals on new arrivals if they are notch under the satisfactory level.

Following are best and worst phones of the year, according to the reviews of tech experts around the globe. These phones have brought something new to the market in terms of software and looks. They might have not gouged the market share per se but the initial
reception was warm. On the other hand, some of the new entrants were either shabby looking or had a lousy software or hardware under the chassis.

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Posted by Usman Khalid on Dec 29 2011. Filed under Sci-Tech. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry