Yes - gingerbread is next alright (is it 3.0?), and I believe one of the
focus points is updating the UI to be both phone and tablet friendly...

I wouldn't say its designed for tablets though!

Kiall

On 20 Jul 2010 18:24, "Matt Pellerin" <[email protected]> wrote:
> Isn't Android 3.0 called Gingerbread and designed for a tablet?
>
> On Jul 20, 2010 9:25 AM, "euan" <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Well, maybe they're already planning Nexus 2! Hope they will, and
>> hopefully it will be released with Android 3.0
>>
>> On Jul 20, 9:34 pm, Tomáš Hubálek <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> N1 is Top X phone regarding the hardware parameters but not regarding
>>> market share.
>>>
>>> Tom
>>>
>>> On 20 čnc, 14:24, Kiall Mac Innes <[email protected]> wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> > I'd half agree - Google could certainly be doing a better job on their
>>> > branded apps, but the also drive the majority of Android OS
development
> as
>>> > well - if they were to simply focus on those apps "bad things would
>>> > happen"...
>>>
>>> > Oh and - the N1 is probably the best, or at the very least in the top
3
>>> > devices on the market at the moment.. I wouldn't call it minor ;)
>>>
>>> > Thanks,
>>> > Kiall
>>>
>>> > 2010/7/20 Tomáš Hubálek <[email protected]>
>>>
>>> > > IMHO nothing significant happens.
>>>
>>> > > If you look at Flurry.com stats you will see that major part of the
>>> > > market is occupied by other manufacturers that have they own
opinions
>>> > > how Android Device should look (HTC Sense, Motoblur, TouchWiz, SE
>>> > > environment). They are doing the market not Google.
>>>
>>> > > What I really don't understand is the way how Google controls
> Android.
>>> > > Their only tool how control Android world is to provide first class
>>> > > services that people (both users and developers) will WANT to use.
> But
>>> > > they don't do this currently. Android Market is not working as
>>> > > everybody would expect, mobiles ads are annoying (contrary to eg.
>>> > > iAd), ...
>>>
>>> > > I think they should focus on software and don't spend resources on
>>> > > minor hardware.
>>>
>>> > > Just my two cents
>>> > > Tom
>>>
>>> > > --
>>> > >http://android.hubalek.net
>>>
>>> > > On 20 čnc, 01:15, Gethin Dawson <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> > > > I read an article over at mashable.com that says Google has
> received
>>> > > > that last shipment of Nexus One and will discontinue the
production
> of
>>> > > > the phone.
>>> > > > We know Google is a software company, but by making N1, Google
> helped
>>> > > > raised the bar on the quality of phones that could be made with
>>> > > > Android OS.
>>> > > > As a consumer, I love the power struggle between Google and Apple.
> I
>>> > > > would have expected Google to continue the N1 and also improve on
> it.
>>> > > > Honestly, this competition will only result in better product for
> the
>>> > > > consumer. If not for Android maybe iPhone users will still not
have
>>> > > > multi-tasking, folders, and many others features that Apple just
>>> > > > introduced in iPhone 4 that are so ancient in Android.
>>>
>>> > > > Even though Google is not a hardware company, N1 is one hardware
> that
>>> > > > they can't afford to stop making. Although, HTC, Samsung, and
> Motorola
>>> > > > have improved a lot on their Android phone since N1, no one can
> make a
>>> > > > better phone on Android platform than Google, because only Google
>>> > > > knows the in and out of the platform. Moreover, as Google goes, so
>>> > > > does Android. I think Google should continue the N1.
>>> > > > What do you guys think....
>>>
>>> > > > droidfreeapps.com
>>>
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