Testing of Gingerbread and Honeycomb OS spotted on AIR Benchmark website
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Recently spotted on the AIR Benchmark website, used to test the performance of Adobe AIR on mobile devices, were a few pings suggesting that some testing was going on of the Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) and Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) operating systems. Christophe Versieux, developer of the Android app BeTrains Belgium, was the one who spotted the test results.
The tests were apparently being conducted on Google's Nexus One handset (remember that Golden Oldie?) with the GRH14B and GRH47B versions showing up for the Gingerbread tests while the HRI783D and HRI83D versions of Honeycomb were also being tested. Looks like a tasty Gingerbread update for the N-One isn't too far away.
source: AndroidCentral
The tests were apparently being conducted on Google's Nexus One handset (remember that Golden Oldie?) with the GRH14B and GRH47B versions showing up for the Gingerbread tests while the HRI783D and HRI83D versions of Honeycomb were also being tested. Looks like a tasty Gingerbread update for the N-One isn't too far away.
source: AndroidCentral
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Testing of the Android Gingerbread (L) and Honeycomb (R) OS were discovered | |
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2 Comments
2. protozeloz posted on 29 Nov 2010, 06:06 0 0
as far as i know honeycomb is going to work on phones but its going to be "optimized" for tablets cause froyo and gingerbread aren't that much
