A range of Android smartphones and tablets with the name Kodak will be launched sometime in 2015 , with the first smartphone launched by the giant of photography in the January Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
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But while Kodak is not perhaps the most recognized player in the mobile industry, but more in the field of photography, film and radiology, the company experienced difficult times during the recent years. Thus, these new Android devices are produced to provide the company a boost, while relying on the reputation it has.
However, the products will simply be flocked from the American brand logo, since ' they will actually be built by Bullitt Group , which was awarded the license for the Kodak brand. Bullitt is also known to produce the line of robust smartphone Caterpillar (CAT).
In addition to this information, the new Kodak devices should embark applications dedicated to image management, suggesting that the company hopes to leverage Kodak's reputation in the imaging industry. They would also be designed for a target audience of consumers who desire a luxury experience, but not always as comfortable using mobile devices more and more complex.
In other words, these mysterious devices could be of smartphones and tablets to the most novice in the field of technology . They arrive with a plug Remote Control software, so your friends or family members can connect remotely to your device, and provide all their experience and expertise on a specific problem.
After launching a smartphone at CES, the Bullitt and Kodak plan is to introduce a model with support for 4G in the second half of 2015 and a camera connected and tablet.
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But while Kodak is not perhaps the most recognized player in the mobile industry, but more in the field of photography, film and radiology, the company experienced difficult times during the recent years. Thus, these new Android devices are produced to provide the company a boost, while relying on the reputation it has.
In addition to this information, the new Kodak devices should embark applications dedicated to image management, suggesting that the company hopes to leverage Kodak's reputation in the imaging industry. They would also be designed for a target audience of consumers who desire a luxury experience, but not always as comfortable using mobile devices more and more complex.
In other words, these mysterious devices could be of smartphones and tablets to the most novice in the field of technology . They arrive with a plug Remote Control software, so your friends or family members can connect remotely to your device, and provide all their experience and expertise on a specific problem.
After launching a smartphone at CES, the Bullitt and Kodak plan is to introduce a model with support for 4G in the second half of 2015 and a camera connected and tablet.