Sockets doesn't say anything about the protocol, does it?
If I am not wrong, sockets could be used by any protocol.
(quote from wikipedia)
An Internet socket (or commonly, a network socket or socket), is an
end-point of a bidirectional process-to-process communication flow
across an IP based network, such as the Internet. Each socket is
mapped to an application process or thread. A socket is an interface
between an application process or thread and the TCP/IP protocol stack
provided by the operating system.
An Internet socket is identified by the operating system as a unique
combination of the following:
* Protocol (TCP, UDP or raw IP)
(/quote)
In fact, Java by default uses TCP. Hence, I am interested to find out
whether TCP is used in android (or how else does it communicate).
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