Advertisements This is community made/ edited history of Google Android’s various versions released till now. If you want to add/remove or edit something, go the original link here.
Advertisements After Samsung, HTC launched a developer portal HTC Dev and also announced Open Sense SDK. “HTC is a company of engineers excited about the possibilities of the mobile space with the goal of fostering choice through innovation,” said Peter Chou, CEO of HTC. “We believe in openness and the power of imagination to create […]
Advertisements HTC’s decision has come about its bootloader policy and as you have already read in the headline company has announced that it will not lock the bootloaders going forward. This is the best news for all the Android enthusiasts as well the developer community.
Advertisements We all know that the next version of Android, Ice Cream Sandwich will bring the support for multi devices in one release. But interestingly, Honeycomb currently also hides the full Gingerbread interface which can be brought out by changing the pixel density over 169. We seriously don’t know the reason for this.
Advertisements Samsung yesterday launched the Samsung Android Developer Forum, designed to provide technical support for its Android application developers.
Advertisements It hasn’t been even 24 hours since Google distributed these brand news limited edition Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 at I/O, and devs have already gained root access.
Advertisements Google has officially confirmed the existence of Ice Cream Sandwich, which will be Android’s next version. There was no version number announcement as of now, but we are expecting it to be called Android 3.5.
Advertisements Yes, that is true. One of the many announcements made yesterday at Google I/O, the upcoming version of Android Ice Cream sandwich will come with be optimised to run on any device, whether it is your tablet, smartphone or even Google TV.