Musk has been rumored to be a mobile phone since a year ago, until recently this year, Musk posted a tweet on social platforms that looked like a job post, and it seemed like he was really going to start making mobile phones.
And this time Musk directly targets Apple and Android, but whether it is Apple or Google, there is no reaction to the news that Musk wants to build his own mobile phone system.
After all, there have been many people who want to challenge Android and iOS, but no one has been able to succeed, even bill Gates, the world's richest man, the nation's top technology company, and his Microsoft, have finally folded the mobile system market.
Although Tesla is tight-lipped about making mobile phones, Musk has not revealed a little news before. In fact, Musk has mentioned words such as Cook and iPhone in many interviews, and seems to be not very satisfied with Apple, and has said many times that he wants to enter the field of mobile phones.
In fact, Musk thinks the apple App Store commissions are too high. "It's completely unreasonable to charge 30% for not doing anything. If Apple's App Store charges fairly, Epic won't bother to handle user fees on its own. Musk said.
Even Microsoft, which has rich experience in system development, has not succeeded, and what is the probability of success of a Musk who has crossed over from the automotive and aerospace fields?
Interestingly, the mobile phone system seems to be just one piece of Elon Musk's mobile phone empire blueprint, and soon after the news came out that Elon Musk wanted to build his own mobile phone brand and provide users with an "unprecedented" experience.
Judging from the current information, if Musk wants to build a mobile phone, he will certainly not do OEM products, but intends to let his brain-computer device research company Neuralink take over the relevant work.
Although it is a benchmark apple, but now from the system point of view, Tesla's system either uses Android, or based on its own on-board system for self-development, Hongmeng should not be used. Both Android and self-developed systems are currently inferior to iOS.
From the perspective of the processor, this high probability can be determined to use Qualcomm's Snapdragon processor, and it may also use MediaTek's Tianji processor, but the performance of these two is much worse than apple A-series processors.
However, Musk has done far more crazy than this, and may bring surprises.