The different versions of Android followed the name of different desserts in alphabetic order, exception the 2 first version:
- 1.5: Cupcake
- 1.6 : Donut
- 2.0/2.1: Eclair
- 2.2: Froyo
- 2.3: Gingerbread
- 3.0/3.1: Honeycomb
- … : Ice Cream Sandwich
#1 ANDROID Eclair
eclair is just the codename for android 2.1, and all the versions 2.0,2.1,2.0.1 come under the Eclair category,
then wat is the difference between 2.1,2.0,2.0.1??
and hear is the difference,
(_•_•_) 2.0 is the first base model operating system specially made for handsets, the Motorola company wanted to release their
1st android hone in holidays (~2009) the Google just made this version and later on its improved to 2.0.1 and 2.1.
*The 2.0 version is released in 2009 Oct 26.
*It does not support Flash player 4.
#2 ANDROID FROYO
Froyo (following Google’s adorable alphabetized dessert naming convention) is the latest iteration of Android, Google’s mobile operating system. Simple enough! If you bought an Android phone recently, Froyo’s what it will eventually be running.Froyo is just a code name for Android 2.2,
(_•_•_) 2.2 is improved version of all the above which has all the features of above versions apart from this,
*It released in May 2010
*it Supports all the Flash versions.
*The improvements done in this version of android is,
#Speed improvements
#JIT implementation
#USB Tethering
#Applications installation to the expandable memory
#Upload file support in the browser
#Animated GIFs
(_•_•_) which has,
*Updated UI
*WebM video playback capability
*Improved copy/paste
*Social networking features (have this features in 2.2)
*Near Field Communication support
*Native VoIP/SIP support
*Video call support
it has made a 4% of sharing in android market.
(_•_•_)which has,
* Multi core support
* Better tablet support
* Updated 3D UI
* Google Talk video chat
* Google eBooks
* Private browsing
- 1.6 : Donut
- 2.0/2.1: Eclair
- 2.2: Froyo
- 2.3: Gingerbread
- 3.0/3.1: Honeycomb
- … : Ice Cream Sandwich
#1 ANDROID Eclair
eclair is just the codename for android 2.1, and all the versions 2.0,2.1,2.0.1 come under the Eclair category,
then wat is the difference between 2.1,2.0,2.0.1??
and hear is the difference,
(_•_•_) 2.0 is the first base model operating system specially made for handsets, the Motorola company wanted to release their
1st android hone in holidays (~2009) the Google just made this version and later on its improved to 2.0.1 and 2.1.
*The 2.0 version is released in 2009 Oct 26.
*It does not support Flash player 4.
#2 ANDROID FROYO
Froyo (following Google’s adorable alphabetized dessert naming convention) is the latest iteration of Android, Google’s mobile operating system. Simple enough! If you bought an Android phone recently, Froyo’s what it will eventually be running.Froyo is just a code name for Android 2.2,
(_•_•_) 2.2 is improved version of all the above which has all the features of above versions apart from this,
*It released in May 2010
*it Supports all the Flash versions.
*The improvements done in this version of android is,
#Speed improvements
#JIT implementation
#USB Tethering
#Applications installation to the expandable memory
#Upload file support in the browser
#Animated GIFs
#3.ANDROID Gingerbread
this Version of the android is 2.3 which has the all features of it elder siblings,and even the 2.3.3 version is listed under gingerbread
these version of the android we can find it in higher end handsets,
this Version of the android is 2.3 which has the all features of it elder siblings,and even the 2.3.3 version is listed under gingerbread
these version of the android we can find it in higher end handsets,
(_•_•_) which has,
*Updated UI
*WebM video playback capability
*Improved copy/paste
*Social networking features (have this features in 2.2)
*Near Field Communication support
*Native VoIP/SIP support
*Video call support
it has made a 4% of sharing in android market.
#4.ANDROID Honeycomb
In short its used as the TAB , I pad, OS
In short its used as the TAB , I pad, OS
(_•_•_)which has,
* Multi core support
* Better tablet support
* Updated 3D UI
* Google Talk video chat
* Google eBooks
* Private browsing
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