What I mean by "product schedule" is there system when and how thy will launch new version of there product line. Simple example is iPhone is I believe up to know every year and Google's is....?
Now Android has flourished exponential in last 4 years so I would like to believe Google is still new and experimenting with Android. Hopefully soon Google will have set pattern for releasing the Nexus line like Apple is with their iDevices. This will lay to rest the when,where,what and who questions that keep one speculating on the next Nexus device.
Is the who,what,where, and how businesses strategy for Nexus Line to develope more buzz. I doubt it is any kind strategy because of the Nexus line is still know only by the minority. The minority being hardcore fans or devs so a stragety to sort of mystifying the Nexus line before launch does little to add to the appeal and make a difference in sales. Defiantly believed the majority being the average consumer would care for this strategy as they want simple pattern. That simple pattern of when a device will be avaible, who's going to make it, and where can I buy the device are easy questions to answer. This makes following a product easy for a average consumer and as we see with success of Apple/ Samsung (iDevices/Galaxy S 1-3) they like a set pattern.
Will Google have a set pattern at end of this year with nexus line or will we just be a small step closer? I feel or hope that least at end year we might expect something to be available at every Google I/O and there good leaks well before the event unfolds in nice. The early leaks on tech have proved apple much so success or for me at least appreciated if I was an apple fan.
Nexus Timeline
Nexus One
Dec 2009 Announced on Google's blog
Jan 2010 Released
Nexus S
Nov 2010 Demo at Web 2.0 Summit
Dec 2010 Released
Galaxy Nexus
May 2011 Andy Rubin confirmed a third Nexus would come.
October 2011 Announced at Samsung Unpacked " Google Episode"
Nov 2011 Released
Nexus 7/Q
June 2012 Announced
July 2012 Released
Google only for one year had as close as pattern you get with Google with the Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus. Google doesn't seem to have a pattern is because they do not have a base on how,who,what, and when are not establish questions answered with the Nexus Line. Until those questions are answers there always be high level of confusion and wild speculation on the Nexus Line. IMO for to appeal to mass and just not appeal to the minority then those questions needs to be answered.
iPhone Timeline
iPhone
Announced Jan 2007
Released Jun 2007
iPhone 3G
Announced Jun 2008
Released Jul 2008
iPhone 3GS
Announced Jun 2009
Released Jun 2009
iPhone 4
Announced Jun 2010
Released Jun 2010
iPhone 4S
Announced Oct 2011
Released Oct 2011
iPhone 5
Announced Sep 2012
Released Sep 2012
After the iPhone 3G, Apple had a set patteren for announcments and releases for the summer time. I believe it only changed to early fall with I phone 4S and Iphone 5 because of Google I/O in June. You can see Apple has nice set pattern to there iPhone line.
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Now Android has flourished exponential in last 4 years so I would like to believe Google is still new and experimenting with Android. Hopefully soon Google will have set pattern for releasing the Nexus line like Apple is with their iDevices. This will lay to rest the when,where,what and who questions that keep one speculating on the next Nexus device.
Is the who,what,where, and how businesses strategy for Nexus Line to develope more buzz. I doubt it is any kind strategy because of the Nexus line is still know only by the minority. The minority being hardcore fans or devs so a stragety to sort of mystifying the Nexus line before launch does little to add to the appeal and make a difference in sales. Defiantly believed the majority being the average consumer would care for this strategy as they want simple pattern. That simple pattern of when a device will be avaible, who's going to make it, and where can I buy the device are easy questions to answer. This makes following a product easy for a average consumer and as we see with success of Apple/ Samsung (iDevices/Galaxy S 1-3) they like a set pattern.
Will Google have a set pattern at end of this year with nexus line or will we just be a small step closer? I feel or hope that least at end year we might expect something to be available at every Google I/O and there good leaks well before the event unfolds in nice. The early leaks on tech have proved apple much so success or for me at least appreciated if I was an apple fan.
Nexus Timeline
Nexus One
Dec 2009 Announced on Google's blog
Jan 2010 Released
Nexus S
Nov 2010 Demo at Web 2.0 Summit
Dec 2010 Released
Galaxy Nexus
May 2011 Andy Rubin confirmed a third Nexus would come.
October 2011 Announced at Samsung Unpacked " Google Episode"
Nov 2011 Released
Nexus 7/Q
June 2012 Announced
July 2012 Released
Google only for one year had as close as pattern you get with Google with the Nexus S and Galaxy Nexus. Google doesn't seem to have a pattern is because they do not have a base on how,who,what, and when are not establish questions answered with the Nexus Line. Until those questions are answers there always be high level of confusion and wild speculation on the Nexus Line. IMO for to appeal to mass and just not appeal to the minority then those questions needs to be answered.
iPhone Timeline
iPhone
Announced Jan 2007
Released Jun 2007
iPhone 3G
Announced Jun 2008
Released Jul 2008
iPhone 3GS
Announced Jun 2009
Released Jun 2009
iPhone 4
Announced Jun 2010
Released Jun 2010
iPhone 4S
Announced Oct 2011
Released Oct 2011
iPhone 5
Announced Sep 2012
Released Sep 2012
After the iPhone 3G, Apple had a set patteren for announcments and releases for the summer time. I believe it only changed to early fall with I phone 4S and Iphone 5 because of Google I/O in June. You can see Apple has nice set pattern to there iPhone line.
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