The latest version of Google's Android operating system for Tablets is official, which means the update will likely be arriving on a range of tablets ya guys its officially out now Android 3.2 is here! The new release implies that the previous version has been worked upon with new capabilities for both the users, and the developers, complete with level 13 API changes.
According to a post on Google Android developers, this latest version of Android has been optimized for better user experience, something that the existing Honeycomb version so desperately needed. The newer version of Android comes with a swanky compatibility display mode, which is designed to make apps look good across all devices. With a pixel-scaled alternative, the few apps that behave weirdly on larger displays will have themselves sorted out. Additionally, users will be able to sync the available media with the removable SD card to have data on the card directly sent to the required app. The latest version of Android will come with updated SDK tools for developers. The tool kit consists of an Android library, system image, few emulator skins but excludes external libraries.
Whilst tablet manufacturers are rolling out Android 3.1 to devices, Huawie said its medipad, 7in tablet will come preloaded with the version 3.2. when it tips up in the coming months. So guys enjoy updating your tablets with Andriod 3.2
According to a post on Google Android developers, this latest version of Android has been optimized for better user experience, something that the existing Honeycomb version so desperately needed. The newer version of Android comes with a swanky compatibility display mode, which is designed to make apps look good across all devices. With a pixel-scaled alternative, the few apps that behave weirdly on larger displays will have themselves sorted out. Additionally, users will be able to sync the available media with the removable SD card to have data on the card directly sent to the required app. The latest version of Android will come with updated SDK tools for developers. The tool kit consists of an Android library, system image, few emulator skins but excludes external libraries.
Whilst tablet manufacturers are rolling out Android 3.1 to devices, Huawie said its medipad, 7in tablet will come preloaded with the version 3.2. when it tips up in the coming months. So guys enjoy updating your tablets with Andriod 3.2
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