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LG Electronics Aiming To Move 140 Million Mobile Units In 2010

on January 15, 2010 3:21 pm in Gadgets, Mobile Phones / no comments

LG unveiled a series of ambitious plans for the mobile business, including a goal of selling 140 million units in 2010. Plans also include details of a concerted drive into the global smartphone market in the interests of one of the two major manufacturers of mobile devices in the world by 2012.

This year, LG plans to more than 20 smartphones on operating systems, including Android, Windows Mobile and Linux-based reveal. Hopes are particularly high for Android phones, dealing with its user-friendly and open access expected OS, that they make more than half of all new LG smartphone releases. In the first half of 2010, LG will fully determined specializing in the manufacture easy to use smartphones for the first time at the dog owner before entering the premium handsets with cutting-edge designs in the course of the year. Through these efforts the company is confident to introduce its first smartphone at some 10 million units this year.

This eagerness to adapt to the needs of consumers, is a common thread through the entire push-LG in the smartphone market. With its 3 set Screen Service, for this year, users will be able to identical content on their mobile phones, personal computers and watch TV without converting to different formats. LG will unveil its new device support 3-way sync technology in February, the seamless monitoring of all mobile phones, PCs and Web content over a wireless network will allow.

“We are facing another revolutionary change in the mobile industry, thanks to rapid growth of smart phones, and demand for more pay and better services,” said Dr. Skott Ahn, President and CEO of LG Electronics Mobile Communications Company. “We will continue to make breakthroughs in 2010 as we continue our trend-setter status, and one of the world’s top two will strive until the year 2012.”