The Dhaka Times Desk Google, the giant of the technology world, has a big plan to make low-cost smartphones. This time, Google will give smartphones for only 30 dollars, that is, 2400 taka!
Google, the giant of the technology world, has a big plan to make low-cost smartphones. This time, Google will give smartphones for only 30 dollars, that is, 2400 taka! They took this plan last year. However, this initiative wants to show the face of light. This information has emerged in a report of science and technology magazine Motherboard.
Takes a new initiative to bring smartphones running on Android operating system to the doorsteps of all classes. It was announced last year in 2014. The smartphone was named 'Android One'. Google had hoped to give smartphone access to 5 billion people in the world. Their grand plan came to a standstill. Google wants to make 'Android One' a reality in a new initiative.
In an interview given to The Financial Times, Rajan Anandan, Managing Director of Google South Asia, said that 'Android One' will start its journey in a new form within a few weeks. Initially, there was a plan to make a $100 phone, but now Google wants to do the job within just $30.
To further expand the smartphone market, Google is encouraging various smartphone manufacturers to build low-cost smartphones. Because their goal is to make the use of the Internet easy at the same time. The reason is that the number of smartphone users in developing countries is increasing. Analysts believe that Google wants to exploit this opportunity.
Rajan Anandan said, 'After 10 years from today, hundreds of millions of people in the third world will be active on the Internet. There is no doubt that the Internet will have a special and significant impact on the world economy because of these users.'
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