Panosonic will make the jump to smartphones this summer with their first Android, the P - 07 C device. The device is headed to NTT DoCoMo in the Japan, packaged a tactile respectable 4.3 inch and runs Android 2.3 gingerbread. Panasonic spoke to make this transition more than a year now, so it is not entirely unexpected, but in a recent interview, their President Fumio Ohtsubo, has admitted that the US market is too competitive for them now.
You probably know Panasonic better their performance in the world of TV or camera, but they have already tested the waters for smartphones through their subsidiaries, Kyocera and Sanyo and are currently the feature number 2 phone vendor in the Japan. To create a name for themselves, Panasonic will concentrate on the manufacture of devices slim with the life of the good battery - two good places to start. If Samsung and LG are revealed anything, is that there are many opportunities for manufacturers to display cross in the smartphone segment, but as you know, there is much competition, especially when it comes to Android phones.
Panasonic is now saying that they are approaching the North American market, despite the speech earlier that they will make an entry to the United States some time in 2012. It's probably normal, we are aligned with Android hardware for the moment, but the P - 07 C is some pretty cool stuff - just check on his resizable touch keyboard.
