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Competitive overview of different phones in the market which have good price to quality ratios :


Well the mobile phone market has been a monopoly of Nokia, and its for a reason. Other than nokia’s the other mobile phone companies which are the alternatives and have a very good fan following to sustain sales are Sony ericsson, samsung and motorola. Though many other manufacturers are there we will see only these for obvious reasons.
Sony ericsson, the company which had been thought to be one of mobile giants to engulf Nokia’s reputation and sales with its all-in-one phones and introduction of walk-man branded phones for audiophiles and flashy designs for the youth a few years back. Now all SE does is try to sell mobiles which have features already in the market and add more  cost for the non-existent brand value.
Another place where the company lacks is in build quality, most cheap plastics used in the casing and housing. Even the PCB of the phone has blobs of glue where it has to be properly soldered which has been done in many companies to reduce production cost and time, all they want is the phones to move faster along the conveyer belt.
Motorola, the pioneer in the mobile communication, the company which introduced the first mobile phone to the ignorant mass. The company is also a semiconductors manufacturer which had produced most of the first generation processors and is still in the semi-conductors as a major part of the company. The company still produces its own processors under the name of Freescale chips.
The company is the most independent and innovative of all companies, once the official supplier of pentagon. It produces its own Operating system for its phones, at early stages it has used the P2K UI are some screen shots of the Phone:
It had also pioneered the symbian project as an initiator and had also started a project for using LINUX in mobile phones for more flexibility. Ezx phones like MOTOROKR E6 and first gen MING:
Then came the MOTOMAGX Platform a complete linux based phone operating sytem, which could run on ARM architectures. Phones starting from MOTOROKR Z6, RAZRV8, E8, EM30, etc.,
 These were much advanced mobile softwares though still not upto the easy to use SE and Nokia phones which use ready-made UI for their phones.

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