Android 2.0 veröffentlicht

[johndebur]

ANdroid 2.0 , schaut interessant aus

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=opZ69P-0Jbc"]YouTube - Android 2.0 Official Video[/ame]

Vielleicht kommen ja dann ein paar china handys mit Android 2.0 auf den Markt

 

[oliversum]

hoffentlich kommen china-androids

 

[johndebur]

Eins ist schon im Anflug. Hat keinen Namen , heißt nur "Mobile". Aber sieht schon mal gut aus

http://www.clonedinchina.com/2009/10/unbranded-android-mobile-looks-similar-to-htc-magic.html

From the revealed specs, it gets a 3.2 inches 480×320 HVGA touchscreen, 256MB of RAM, 512MB of ROM, Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity, GPS, 5-megapixel camera, 3.5mm headphone jack, a 1270 mAh battery.

 

[oliversum]

sieht schon mal gut aus... so n günstiges android hätte ich schon gerne!

 

[MvdS]

hoffentlich läuft bald das Meizu M8 mit Android.

 

[johndebur]

und für Android 2 benutzer gibts kosten los Google maps navi.

http://www.techeblog.com/index.php/tech-gadget/google-maps-navigation-is-free-for-android-2-0-users

Turn-by-turn navigation hits Android 2.0, and for free, in the form of Google Maps Navigation. This application "can turn any Android 2.0 device into a turn-by-turn GPS navigator, guiding you to any address you want -- it can understand your voice." Video after the break.

[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGXK4jKN_jY"]YouTube - Google Maps Navigation (Beta)[/ame]

 

[johndebur]

Interessanter Artikel darüber warum Android so wenig Spiele hat.

http://www.mobilecrunch.com/2009/10/29/here-are-all-the-great-android-games-the-answer-is-simpler-than-we-think/

Ausschnitt:

The real culprit behind the lack of Android apps isn’t lack of developer adoption or a difficult SDK – it’s the ludicrous 256MB limit on app storage for most current Android phones and Android 2.0 itself. The OS also does not support the installation of apps on removable storage like SD cards, further ruining chances for more effusive and expansive titles. Considering most apps are in the 10MB range we’re talking a max of 25 apps on a good day and about 5 on a bad one.

This limitation has existed since Android 1.0 and continues in Android 2.0.