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On 2019-03-28 17:17:47, AlvinZahranM wrote:
On 2019-03-28 14:19:59, Hawk12 wrote:
Just read that today is last day of Kaz as CEO ...
Haven't you realised that the CEO has changed since April 2018? Kaz was replaced by Kenichiro Yoshida and he's the Chairman from April 2018 till the same period in 2019.
He's still advising Sony after he's out, though.
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I think the strategy is good. They're aiming for synergy in their products, which is what Sony lacks since many years ago.
AND BLOODY MARKETING AND ADVERTISING ~
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Posted: 2019-03-28 18:21:07
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I have seen comments from ppl all around the word that even other products are barely advertised.
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Posted: 2019-03-28 22:03:33
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They should have merged Mobile long ago with the camera division and other electronics.
Unlike Samsung, who have surely recognized that cannibilizing on their other products for the sake of better phones is better than having a bleeding division. (Samsung had cameras before but today is nowhere to be found thanks to their Galaxy line-up)
It's Sony's fault to be too much overprotective of their other division like the camera and walkman division.
Thing is, it is the consumer who decides what stays and what gets to oblivion. Not them (Sony), although yes, they might have had the capacity previously to control the market, today's market is markedly different.
All the mobile losses they got and the dwindling sales of the point and shoot camera market, they could just have sacrificed either one. But alas, Sony shoot themselves on their feet by trying to save both.
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Posted: 2019-03-29 09:00:00
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Posted: 2019-03-29 12:22:21
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On 2019-03-29 09:00:00, Shino03 wrote:
They should have merged Mobile long ago with the camera division and other electronics.
Unlike Samsung, who have surely recognized that cannibilizing on their other products for the sake of better phones is better than having a bleeding division. (Samsung had cameras before but today is nowhere to be found thanks to their Galaxy line-up)
It's Sony's fault to be too much overprotective of their other division like the camera and walkman division.
Thing is, it is the consumer who decides what stays and what gets to oblivion. Not them (Sony), although yes, they might have had the capacity previously to control the market, today's market is markedly different.
All the mobile losses they got and the dwindling sales of the point and shoot camera market, they could just have sacrificed either one. But alas, Sony shoot themselves on their feet by trying to save both.
[ This Message was edited by: Shino03 on 2019-03-29 08:21 ]
Agreed with everything you said.
They should've merged them together when they bought Ericsson's share of Sony Ericsson back then.
[ This Message was edited by: AlvinZahranM on 2019-03-29 15:28 ]
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Posted: 2019-03-29 12:30:00
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On 2019-03-29 12:30:00, AlvinZahranM wrote:
They should've merge them together when they bought Ericsson's share of Sony Ericsson back then.
This. Before they bought Ericsson's shares they blamed Sony IP for not being able to fully use the Walkman, CyberShot and Playstation brands and possibilities. Now 7 years later they still blame someone else (Alpha division or whoever).
I do think they have a big chance of a comeback now though.
2G era had its big dogs, 3G era had its big dogs and 4G era had its. Now it's time for a new era, the 5G era, and history tells us with each new era at least one will fall and get replaced by someone else. No one is irreplaceable.
And lets be honest here, many (at least here in Sweden) are not happy with the Chinese brands after using them for a year or so, often really good specs for the price you pay but shortcomings in updates and other areas. (Your opinion may differ, it's still your opinion vs someone else's)
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Posted: 2019-03-29 15:19:06
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https://m.weibo.cn/detail/4355314515479250
Could this be the first sample? It says it's sent from X1. And he has bunch of posts from "unknown android"
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Posted: 2019-03-29 15:30:54
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On 2019-03-29 15:19:06, S4k1s wrote:
This. Before they bought Ericsson's shares they blamed Sony IP for not being able to fully use the Walkman, CyberShot and Playstation brands and possibilities. Now 7 years later they still blame someone else (Alpha division or whoever).
I do think they have a big chance of a comeback now though.
2G era had its big dogs, 3G era had its big dogs and 4G era had its. Now it's time for a new era, the 5G era, and history tells us with each new era at least one will fall and get replaced by someone else. No one is irreplaceable.
And lets be honest here, many (at least here in Sweden) are not happy with the Chinese brands after using them for a year or so, often really good specs for the price you pay but shortcomings in updates and other areas. (Your opinion may differ, it's still your opinion vs someone else's)
Every year, they have a huge chance of coming back but there are always something missing or bad they did to further damage their reputation. They're starting to change last year, but it didn't work that well because everything about last year's phones were half-baked. The year before, they didn't take that huge opportunity to change and do something they've never done before + not following trends that are good. The year before that, it's almost the same story.
How's Sony (specifically Sony Mobile) doing in Sweden, though?
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Posted: 2019-03-29 16:33:29
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Few Xperia L3 results
Brightness = 400
Contrast = 1:1818
Loudspeaker (dB) = 70.9 voice, 73.3 music, 81.9 ringing
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Posted: 2019-03-29 21:09:51
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On 2019-03-29 16:33:29, AlvinZahranM wrote:
On 2019-03-29 15:19:06, S4k1s wrote:
This. Before they bought Ericsson's shares they blamed Sony IP for not being able to fully use the Walkman, CyberShot and Playstation brands and possibilities. Now 7 years later they still blame someone else (Alpha division or whoever).
I do think they have a big chance of a comeback now though.
2G era had its big dogs, 3G era had its big dogs and 4G era had its. Now it's time for a new era, the 5G era, and history tells us with each new era at least one will fall and get replaced by someone else. No one is irreplaceable.
And lets be honest here, many (at least here in Sweden) are not happy with the Chinese brands after using them for a year or so, often really good specs for the price you pay but shortcomings in updates and other areas. (Your opinion may differ, it's still your opinion vs someone else's)
Every year, they have a huge chance of coming back but there are always something missing or bad they did to further damage their reputation. They're starting to change last year, but it didn't work that well because everything about last year's phones were half-baked. The year before, they didn't take that huge opportunity to change and do something they've never done before + not following trends that are good. The year before that, it's almost the same story.
How's Sony (specifically Sony Mobile) doing in Sweden, though?
Sony (Ericsson) has gone from being one of the biggest brands in Sweden just a couple of years ago to being mostly irrelevant. Sony forums used to be very active on tech sites but now they are empty. Swedroid, the biggest android site in Sweden, had a poll about which mobile brands people thought would disappear in the coming years, HTC and Sony got the most votes.
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Posted: 2019-03-29 21:23:23
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