Ice Cream to incorporate Honeycomb features?
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Early this year a flood of rumours about Ice Cream - presumed to be the next version of Android - burst onto the mobile scene, and made a few headlines.
After that, it was all quiet on that front, but now an unconfirmed information from "a trusted source" is saying that Ice Cream will incorporate pieces of Honeycomb when it's eventually released. This, in turn, will allow owners of Android smartphones to sweeten their experience with some Honeycomb features, which is something that (seemingly) lots of people want.
It's yet unknown which Honeycomb features will be present in Ice Cream (if they are present at all, you know), and to what extent, but it is claimed that Google is building a new branch of code (GRI17), which is set to turn into Ice Cream.
Previous rumours stated we will see Ice Cream in the summer, and that its name is actually Ice Cream Sandwich.
That's all unofficial information, though, so there is every chance none of these claims are valid - so we will have to wait and see. What's certain, though, is that you have to check our Honeycomb sneak peek, and after that you can tell us which Android 3.0 features you would like to see on phones.
source: Phandroid
After that, it was all quiet on that front, but now an unconfirmed information from "a trusted source" is saying that Ice Cream will incorporate pieces of Honeycomb when it's eventually released. This, in turn, will allow owners of Android smartphones to sweeten their experience with some Honeycomb features, which is something that (seemingly) lots of people want.
It's yet unknown which Honeycomb features will be present in Ice Cream (if they are present at all, you know), and to what extent, but it is claimed that Google is building a new branch of code (GRI17), which is set to turn into Ice Cream.
Previous rumours stated we will see Ice Cream in the summer, and that its name is actually Ice Cream Sandwich.
That's all unofficial information, though, so there is every chance none of these claims are valid - so we will have to wait and see. What's certain, though, is that you have to check our Honeycomb sneak peek, and after that you can tell us which Android 3.0 features you would like to see on phones.
source: Phandroid
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2 Comments
1. DolfanCole (unregistered) posted on 04 Feb 2011, 08:24 0 0
I think the obvious thing everyone would like to see, particularly with the new and upcoming phones, is optimization for dual-core processors.
2. skymitch89 posted on 04 Feb 2011, 14:02 0 0
I think that one feature that would be included is the tablet support.
