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Google now claims to have activated more than half a billion devices running on its Android mobile operating system.
The company revealed the data a few hours before Apple launched its new iPhone 5, with Android product manager saying this is a “big day” for the little robot.
“Today is a big day for Android,” he said in a post to Google+.
“500 million devices activated globally, and over 1.3 million added every single day.”
For a while now, the number of Android’s daily device activations has been gradually breaking its own records.
In July last year, Google boasted around 550,000 activations per day, while in February this year it talked about 850,000 per day.
In June, the number had sneaked to over 900,000 activations daily, and since then Google followed its mobile operating system as it launched on the Asus Nexus 7 tablet computer as Android 4.1 Jelly Bean, which is its latest version and could have helped increase user activations.
Google already clarified that its daily activations figures are phones or tablets turned on for the first time, which means the search giant does not include existing devices that have been resold in its count.
Samsung Galaxy S2 Users. Here are some good news for you. No reason to be sad because youll going to experience the power of Jelly Bean 4.1 on your android phones.
Holders of the Samsung Galaxy S II mobile phone series will soon have new reasons for joy after the Korean manufacturer announced that it is working on the new Android operating system update, more specifically Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
Currently present on only 1.2% of Android devices, the Jelly Bean version is about to come out soon to Galaxy S3 terminal owners, and more recently to those who still have the Galaxy S2 model from the old generation.
Unlike the leap between Android 2.3 and Android 4.0 versions, upgrade to the Android 4.1 version can be considered minor, especially bringing performance improvements and finishing touches to the Android 4.0 interface, such as a new set of widgets for the homescreen, expandable notifications and a user-friendly interface for visualizing application responsible for photo collections. In the new features chapter we have a redesigned keyboard touch and an improved functionality regarding NFC connectivity. For example, Galaxy S 2 users will be able to initiate photo sharing sessions by simply having their phones in the proximity of one another .
Alongside the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S2, Samsung has confirmed the availability in the near future of a package upgrade to Android 4.1 also to the Galaxy Note series, respectively the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet.
Holders of the Samsung Galaxy S II mobile phone series will soon have new reasons for joy after the Korean manufacturer announced that it is working on the new Android operating system update, more specifically Android 4.1 Jelly Bean.
Currently present on only 1.2% of Android devices, the Jelly Bean version is about to come out soon to Galaxy S3 terminal owners, and more recently to those who still have the Galaxy S2 model from the old generation.
Unlike the leap between Android 2.3 and Android 4.0 versions, upgrade to the Android 4.1 version can be considered minor, especially bringing performance improvements and finishing touches to the Android 4.0 interface, such as a new set of widgets for the homescreen, expandable notifications and a user-friendly interface for visualizing application responsible for photo collections. In the new features chapter we have a redesigned keyboard touch and an improved functionality regarding NFC connectivity. For example, Galaxy S 2 users will be able to initiate photo sharing sessions by simply having their phones in the proximity of one another .
Alongside the Galaxy S3 and Galaxy S2, Samsung has confirmed the availability in the near future of a package upgrade to Android 4.1 also to the Galaxy Note series, respectively the Galaxy Note 10.1 tablet.
HP acquired Palm some time ago, but failed to develop the operating system. They gave up the idea after the HP Touchpad tablet didn’t enjoy any success with the American public and stocks were exhausted after being placed at a price of nothing.
Their ambitions are big and want to bring HP-branded smartphones. webOS lost the team that developed Palm. Meg Whitman that occupies the HP CEO position recently said they plan to develop a smartphone to continue their line of all-in-one desktops, notebooks, ultrabooks, tablets.
This smartphone would be targeted for emerging markets. They specified that they aren’t in any rush to launch the product and they want to have a positive impact on the market, not to relive the Touchpad tablet experience.
There weren’t given much information. They didn’t even tell if it is a phone with webOS, Android or Windows Phone. Meanwhile appeared on the web a smartphone called HP Bender in a benchmark test. It would entrench the rumors that the company has chosen Android as a mobile operating system for its, but we have no official statement and we are talking about an unverified information taken from outside technology blogs.
HP Bender would be based on a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual-core clocked at 1.5 GHz, with Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich as its main operating system, and a resolution of 1366×720 pixels. We will learn more in the near future, but it is clear that HP is preparing a smartphone and its debut will be in 2012-2013.
Their ambitions are big and want to bring HP-branded smartphones. webOS lost the team that developed Palm. Meg Whitman that occupies the HP CEO position recently said they plan to develop a smartphone to continue their line of all-in-one desktops, notebooks, ultrabooks, tablets.
This smartphone would be targeted for emerging markets. They specified that they aren’t in any rush to launch the product and they want to have a positive impact on the market, not to relive the Touchpad tablet experience.
There weren’t given much information. They didn’t even tell if it is a phone with webOS, Android or Windows Phone. Meanwhile appeared on the web a smartphone called HP Bender in a benchmark test. It would entrench the rumors that the company has chosen Android as a mobile operating system for its, but we have no official statement and we are talking about an unverified information taken from outside technology blogs.
HP Bender would be based on a Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 dual-core clocked at 1.5 GHz, with Android 4.0.4 Ice Cream Sandwich as its main operating system, and a resolution of 1366×720 pixels. We will learn more in the near future, but it is clear that HP is preparing a smartphone and its debut will be in 2012-2013.
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