If desired, Samsung can release its own mobile operating system, which will seriously compete with iOS and Android. This opinion is shared by the head of the American telecommunications company Verizon Lowell McAdam (Lowell McAdam), speaking today at a conference of investors.
According to the online edition of News.com, which refers to the words of MacAdam, Samsung has all the necessary prerequisites for launching a new serious player in the market of operating systems for smartphones.
"Samsung has great potential."
However, Samsung already has its own mobile OS, and it is called Bada. However, using its single smartphone models.
In his speech, the head of Verizon also noted that the loss of Samsung patent dispute with Apple could force the Korean company to move in new directions for it, developing the business of smartphones. Currently, McAdam sees two real alternatives to iOS and Android — these are the Windows Phone and BlackBerry platforms.
Verizon has previously confirmed that it will be selling Windows Phone 8 managed devices this fall.
Source: Neowin.net
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