Android 2.3 And Its Various Highlights

Android 2.3 is a new version of the Android development platform. It comes with remarkable productivity enhancements for both the Android device users and Android developers. A few highlights of Android 3.2 are listed here for an overall perspective of the platform.

User Interface Refinement

Much effort has been expended in developing an user interface that renders a polished user experience and offers easier navigation among the Android mobile applications. The menus, notification bars, and other interface items appear against a dark background making the colors vivid and sharp.

Efficient Text Input   

The redesigned on-screen keyboard enables faster text input and easier editing. The keys are placed optimally and it is easy to target and press the key accurately. Dictionary     suggestions are integrated and the user can select from the list of options displayed.

Control Over Applications And Power Saving

Android 3.2 puts the user in total control of the Android mobile applications on his device. A better insight is provided into apps processing in the background, usage of memory, etc. The user has provision to monitor battery usage and power consumed by ever app. Android 3.2 proactively handles apps that run for too long or apps that monopolize CPU resources – the user can even terminate misbehaving apps through the “task killer”.
       
Native Code Development Features

Android 2.3 Native Development Kit gives Android developers the ability to capture sensor inputs, design 3D graphics contexts, access storage and assets, etc. Android developers can use the native code to write complex Android mobile applications based on sensor types like gyroscope, rotation vector, barometer sensors enabling Android developers to track motion and orientation. An Android development company can use the native code to develop Android mobile applications of outstanding productivity.

New Communications Options

Android 3.2 includes a suite of versatile communication tools such as

• VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) that allows users to make voice calls over the internet
• NFC Reader (Near-field communication reader) that reads the tags with wireless technology
• Download manager that can be accessed by other apps to store downloads in a common location making downloaded content management efficient
• Camera app that lets the user to access multiple cameras on the Android-powered device

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