Google shows off honeycomb OS 3.0 for the tablets

Google shows off honeycomb OS 3.0 for the tablets - Google has thrown down the gauntlet to iPad now fully optimized by lifting the lid on the Android OS System 3.0 Grid for Tablet PCs. The operating system was on the shelf XOOM Motorola at CES preview last month, presented in all its glory at the event today from Google's headquarters in San Francisco. Read previous article Sony NGP PSP2 and Android Marketplace is online shop

Large changes in the smartphone operating system, new 3D graphics, multitasking, video chat, entertainment and a new flexible interface, the ease of use of IOS by Apple competitors.

Multi-tasks and notifications

First, the home screen, dominated by your applications, but offers a multi-tasking register that all your applications in a simple, the menu on the left side of the screen to navigate.

There is also a pretty unobtrusive system messages that they place on the lower right corner of the screen so that you can act on them at your convenience.

Similarly, key parameters such as brightness, media controls and connectivity easily accessible in the lower right corner.

3D graphics and animations

Perhaps the most impressive aspect of today's presentation in San Francisco shows a complete rotation of the user interface with animations and seriously attractive 3D graphics.

Navigating the interface is much improved over the mobile operating system, really a great number of transitions does not add a smoothness on the shelves as the Samsung Galaxy see tab Android 2.2.

From the home screen, you can flick "splash" widgets that have multiple stories, videos, e-mails or books, without the application, providing easy access to important information without going into the app.

Android 3.0 also presents the new 3D graphics platform was renderScript best by a 3D wall of images and a new YouTube page animation to rotate in the exquisite book expands that pollution does in the iBook to Apple a little bit is going on . You can also drag and drop folders. Read previous articles HP Photosmart eStation review and BlackBerry Curve 3G vs. BlackBerry 6