In a highly competitive industry such as smartphones, where companies also resort to lawsuits to stop the competitors, it makes sense to introduce a new operating system? China‘s Alibaba bet yes and announced the first smartphone with OS Aliyun.
It will be the K-Touch to use it, an operating system designed to work with cloud services, such as storage space, online games, push email, calendar and more. The system can also be used in Aliyun tablet.
The bet seems very risky, if not that will appeal to a market of 600 million potential customers such as China. In a country where the boom is expected to occupy a small portion of the telephone industry could provide billions of euros in turnover.
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