7 Basic Things You Need to Know About Android, part 2
Wednesday 11 September 2013
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4 . Not all Android phones running the latest
version
Android version 1.5 or Cupcake release on 30 April 2009 . Then came version 1.6 or Donut , then Eclair version 2.0/2.1 also called the release of version 2.2 aka Froyo . Does not stop there , Google re- releases the new version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread and the Android version for tablets called Honeycomb or version 3.0 . The latest is version 4.0 or so-called Ice Cream Sandwich .
And , not all Android phones are the new release using the latest version of Android . Android phones are generally low prices are still running under the Android version 2.2 Froyo . That's because the hardware used to support Android version 2.1 or earlier is still under used for Android 2.3 , for example . And it was certainly influential features brought , which then affects the high / low price . The more the new version of Android , the more expensive .
5 . Fragmentation and Applications
Platform fragmentation or division has a number of applications can only run on certain phones . For example, the Twitter for Android app can only be run on Android phones at least version 2.1 . That means phones with Android 1.6 can not run the application on Twitter .
Then about screen resolution . A number of applications can not run on phones with higher resolution . Example , there are Android phones with HVGA screen ( 480 x 320 pixels ) but there is also Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini / Mini Pro with a lower screen resolution QVGA ( 320 x 240 ) . High-end phones such as the Nexus One, which support higher resolution ( 800 x 480 ) . And , you also can find even higher , namely the Android Honeycomb tablets like the Motorola Xoom with a resolution of 1280x 800 pixels .
6 . Processor with higher speed does not always result in ' Android smoother operation '
You could try the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 with 1GHz processor ( Android 1.6 ) . Then move on to the Milestone with 600MHz processor ( Android 2.1 . ) . If you agree , then the Milestone feels more nimble and quick in carrying out orders . That is why the processor with higher speed does not always result in faster performance . Selainitu RAM factors will also affect the quality of the graphics display .
7 . Not all applications can be obtained free of charge
For those of you who are thinking of switching from a standard phone to Android smartphone , please note that applications on Android is not free . At least , not all . Default application like Twitter and Facebook can be obtained free of course . But if you really need applications for translators , for example , then you can buy it in the Android Market .
Android Market provides a wide range of applications that you need . Stay smart to choose which one is free , which is good and reliable, or which are sold at low prices .
Ok , hopefully seven basic things about this Android Android can help you understand , before you actually switch to using Android smartphones .
Android version 1.5 or Cupcake release on 30 April 2009 . Then came version 1.6 or Donut , then Eclair version 2.0/2.1 also called the release of version 2.2 aka Froyo . Does not stop there , Google re- releases the new version of Android 2.3 Gingerbread and the Android version for tablets called Honeycomb or version 3.0 . The latest is version 4.0 or so-called Ice Cream Sandwich .
And , not all Android phones are the new release using the latest version of Android . Android phones are generally low prices are still running under the Android version 2.2 Froyo . That's because the hardware used to support Android version 2.1 or earlier is still under used for Android 2.3 , for example . And it was certainly influential features brought , which then affects the high / low price . The more the new version of Android , the more expensive .
5 . Fragmentation and Applications
Platform fragmentation or division has a number of applications can only run on certain phones . For example, the Twitter for Android app can only be run on Android phones at least version 2.1 . That means phones with Android 1.6 can not run the application on Twitter .
Then about screen resolution . A number of applications can not run on phones with higher resolution . Example , there are Android phones with HVGA screen ( 480 x 320 pixels ) but there is also Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 Mini / Mini Pro with a lower screen resolution QVGA ( 320 x 240 ) . High-end phones such as the Nexus One, which support higher resolution ( 800 x 480 ) . And , you also can find even higher , namely the Android Honeycomb tablets like the Motorola Xoom with a resolution of 1280x 800 pixels .
6 . Processor with higher speed does not always result in ' Android smoother operation '
You could try the Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 with 1GHz processor ( Android 1.6 ) . Then move on to the Milestone with 600MHz processor ( Android 2.1 . ) . If you agree , then the Milestone feels more nimble and quick in carrying out orders . That is why the processor with higher speed does not always result in faster performance . Selainitu RAM factors will also affect the quality of the graphics display .
7 . Not all applications can be obtained free of charge
For those of you who are thinking of switching from a standard phone to Android smartphone , please note that applications on Android is not free . At least , not all . Default application like Twitter and Facebook can be obtained free of course . But if you really need applications for translators , for example , then you can buy it in the Android Market .
Android Market provides a wide range of applications that you need . Stay smart to choose which one is free , which is good and reliable, or which are sold at low prices .
Ok , hopefully seven basic things about this Android Android can help you understand , before you actually switch to using Android smartphones .
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