Google [GOOG] has officially announced the latest version of its Android OS, Google Android 2.0 (Eclair), which we told you about previously.
Google Android 2.0 has a range of new features, which include new developer API’s for sync, and also includes multiple account support for Google Accounts and Exchange, with a unified email inbox.
Other features include a new mobile web browser with a re-designed UI, HTML 5 Support, Bluetooth 2.1 API, two way contacts sync and a macro focus with integrated flash supports for cameras.
Enhanced User Experience
Google Android 2.0 also features more advanced hardware acceleration for graphics, and also support for multiple display sizes. This means that users can expect smoother animations and a more responsive interface, regardless of the device they are using. The support for multiple display sizes ensures that Android 2.0 can run efficiently on a variety of devices, from small smartphones to larger tablets.
The new mobile web browser in Android 2.0 is designed to provide a faster and more intuitive browsing experience. With HTML 5 support, users can enjoy richer web content and improved performance. The redesigned user interface makes navigation easier and more user-friendly, allowing users to access their favorite websites with ease.
Advanced Camera Features
One of the standout features of Android 2.0 is its enhanced camera capabilities. The macro focus feature allows users to take detailed close-up shots, making it perfect for capturing intricate details in photos. The integrated flash support ensures that users can take clear and well-lit photos even in low-light conditions. These improvements make Android 2.0 a great choice for photography enthusiasts who want to capture high-quality images on their mobile devices.
Developer-Friendly Features
For developers, Android 2.0 introduces new API’s for sync, which allow for more seamless integration of applications with online services. This makes it easier for developers to create apps that can sync data across multiple devices and platforms. The multiple account support for Google Accounts and Exchange is another significant addition, as it allows users to manage multiple email accounts from a single unified inbox. This feature is particularly useful for business users who need to keep track of multiple email accounts.
The Bluetooth 2.1 API in Android 2.0 provides improved connectivity options, allowing users to connect to a wider range of Bluetooth devices. This includes support for Bluetooth headsets, keyboards, and other peripherals, making it easier for users to connect and use their devices.
Overall, Google Android 2.0 (Eclair) brings a host of new features and improvements that enhance the user experience and provide more options for developers. From the advanced camera capabilities to the improved web browser and developer-friendly features, Android 2.0 is a significant upgrade that offers something for everyone. Whether you are a casual user looking for a better browsing experience or a developer looking to create more powerful apps, Android 2.0 has the tools and features you need.
Check out the video below to see what Android 2.0 is all about.
Android 2.0 via TFTS
Have a look and our article on Android vs iPhone to see which smartphone and mobile platform is best for you.
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