The Android system is powered by the open source Linux-based software, allows creativity and custom screens to create mass. Icon driven screens allow you to place your favorite icons anywhere you want. Android was created to be the iPhone killer, customizable, open source. The system is very similar in appearance to the iPhone, but the internal operations are very different.
The Android system hardware requirements are virtually non-existent due to its open source base. There are Android phones ranging in price from $100 to $800 ++ based on hardware that are made. This is due to the system being extremely Adaptive from the conception of principle to suit all shapes and sizes. If you want a better phone, you have to pay for it. If the cost is one major factor that may not have a smartphone for in many cases free of charge. The ease of availability has pushed Android to the forefront and allowed to directly challenge the iPhone for smartphone supremacy throughout the world.
The system is capable of processing of multi-core, 32 removable gigabytes of storage, resolution 1080 screen, full multi-tasking, mobile Flash, Chrome browser, touch screens, multi, GPS, accelerometers, gyroscopes, barometers, magnetometers, thermometers and you get the point. If you can do on a phone it will be Android. The Android system is very appreciated by technicians due to its extreme functionality. Android has many contracts brand. As one example, they refer to all androids as droids however the Droid really is a trademark of Motorola Android phone. Android has a very quick application growing store with more than 500,000 applications and growing rapidly.
On the down side of open source, a fast-growing app store can lead to problems of security and malware, as well as problems of fragmentation of the system. During 2011, there was an "unprecedented growth" of mobile malware attacks, with Android to a "percentage of 3.325 stratospheric", according to a report prepared by Juniper Networks mobile threat Center. For the full article: http://www.zdnet.com/blog/hardware/report-android-malware-up-3325-in-2011/18449. One reasonably can be protected by the installation of malware protection on your phone and taking care of not to download new applications unless you know the name of the Publisher of app such as Rovio (Angry Birds), Pop Cap (Plants vs. Zombies) and Google (Android) and wait until there is some legitimate positive comments about the application Android should be protected with the same care as you would on your PC. The problem of the fragmentation of the system is caused by many hardware configurations, being able to run Android but so many applications that it creates for low to high specifications. As a general rule the Android developers test an approximate compatibility rate 80%. http://TechCrunch.com/2012/06/02/Android-QA-testing-quality-assurance/
The Android system is backed with a predominance of Google and the Open Handset Alliance. A large part in the prices of the Android systems and applications based on advertising subsidies. No one better that Google Announces and shows in the fall in the prices. Android is the only operating system of mobile phone that includes Adobe Flash in the browser that allows internet more than any other mobile phone. However, Adobe has stopped its mobile Flash due to complications program to focus on HTML5.
There are 7 versions of the Android system. Currently, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb and sandwich ice cream are the most popular versions. Ice cream sandwich is the most recent version. They all differ in functionality and security. Always check that the version you have and whether you can update as the next generation can fix any problem user that you may have with your current version.
As with any system of checks and balances. Open source programming can have security holes, however, there is an app for what you want to do and customization to allow you to do this easily, or create the app. Android is very versatile and a great choice if not the best option for those who don't mind put to think a little on the use and functionality of your phone.
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