AndroidVersion 2.0 to 2.1: Eclair
Verizon's "iDon't" advertisement for the Droid.
The discharge's most transformative component was the expansion of voice-guided turn-by-turn route and ongoing activity information — something beforehand incomprehensible (and still basically unmatched) in the cell phone world. Route aside, Eclair conveyed live backdrops to Android and in addition the stage's first discourse to-content capacity. What's more, it made waves for infusing the once-iOS-elite squeeze to-zoom capacity into Android — a move frequently observed as the start that lighted Apple's enduring "atomic war" against Google.
android
adaptations 2.0 2.1 2.2 Eclair GoogleThe primary renditions of turn-by-turn
route and discourse to-content, in Eclair.
Android Version 2.2: Froyo
Only four
months after Android 2.1 arrived, Google served up Android 2.2, Froyo, which
spun to a great extent around in the engine execution changes.
Froyo
delivered some imperative forward looking highlights, however, including the
expansion of the now-standard dock at the base of the home screen and the main
manifestation of Voice Actions, which enabled you to perform fundamental
capacities like getting headings and making notes by tapping a symbol and
afterward talking an order.
Google's
first genuine endeavor at voice control, in Froyo.
Strikingly,
Froyo likewise conveyed help for Flash to Android's internet browser — an
alternative that was critical both in view of the far reaching utilization of
Flash at the time and due to Apple's inflexible position against supporting
iton its own cell phones. Apple would in the long run win, obviously, and Flash
would wind up far less normal. Be that as it may, back when it was still all
over the place, having the capacity to get to the full web with no dark
openings was a honest to goodness advantage no one but Android could offer.
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AndroidVersion 2.3: Gingerbread
Android's
first evident visual character began coming into center with 2010's Gingerbread
discharge. Brilliant green had for quite some time been the shade of Android's
robot mascot, and with Gingerbread, it turned into an indispensable piece of
the working framework's appearance. Dark and green leaked everywhere throughout
the UI as Android began its moderate walk toward particular outline.
Android
adaptation 2.3 Gingerbread JR Raphael/IDG
It was
simple being green back in the Gingerbread days
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