As a good phone giant, just as he did and is still doing Xiaomi, Oppo has decided to incorporate several start-ups to itself. This trend that seems to be very common nowadays allows not only to save billions in research and development but also to start from an already advanced research moment. In fact, the fact that Oppo is trying to buy companies that have already started studying in certain areas, will allow it to achieve excellent results before the others. According to what reported by Economic Times, the brand is also moving for file numerous patents regarding the 5G connection in India. Let's not forget that Oppo not only wants to buy other companies, but also collaborates: an example is the partnerships with giants like Ericsson.
Oppo is looking for start-ups to be incorporated and filing numerous patents for 5G
Oppo claimed to be looking for dstart-ups to incubate and develop services and applications that the Chinese manufacturer himself could integrate with his Android skin ColorOS 7. The company also started filing patents in the field of5G innovation. Not surprisingly it was opened by poco a research and development center in Hyderabad.
“There are some start-ups that we have selected and we believe that their services, if integrated into our platform, will bring a better user experience. Now we are working closely. We are very open to collaborate with them for any service that improves the consumer experience and to integrate their solutions into our operating system. We will soon see new services and solutions. "Said the R&D Vice President Tasleem Arif of Oppo India.
The Chinese manufacturer has recently signed agreements with the Indian states of Telangana and Kerala to develop and support start-ups and entrepreneurs working in specific sectors of image processing, batteries, 5G networks, payments, artificial intelligence and games. As for partnerships with these two states, Tasleem Arif himself said that Oppo plans to form more than one state-level partnership.
According to what was stated, Oppo has deposited patents on 5G: in particular there are 20 already delivered plus others still in the pipeline and to be presented shortly. The company is currently engaged in hiring for its local research and development center the workforce will increase 300 to 500 employees by mid 2020. So an immense workforce for Oppo.
Throwing an arrow a OnePlus, the brand officer remembered as the giant led by Pete Lau (ex Oppo, by the way) have had problems regarding the privacy of their users' personal data. In this field Oppo is working to give consumers a super efficient and compliant type of software.
