Android handset shipments will reach 339 million units in 2015

On October 27th, according to BGR, a technology website, global shipments of low-cost Android smartphones are expected to explode in the next four years. According to a report released by market research firm In-Stat, Android mobile phone shipments with a price below $150 in 2015 will reach 339 million units.

In-Stat said that in the future, low-cost smart phones have only one choice - Android. In-Stat believes that in 2013, mobile phones using Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich system will remain low prices.

"Low-cost Android phones will lead to too many versions of Android." In-Stat said in a statement, "Most of the low-cost Android smartphones will use Android 2.2 or 2.3, because these versions have low memory and processor requirements and can provide enough The features of Android 4.0 increase memory and processor requirements and are not attractive to low-cost Android vendors."