Jelly Bean: Roundup Of Recent Addition & Changes Of Android’s New Evolution v4.1

Following the tradition of giving names after a sweet food to all version of Android, Google has disclosed some official information about upcoming Android 4.1 AKA Jelly Bean. According to Google in the official announcement, the system would be the evolution of the Ice Cream Sandwich. Besides being much faster and full of innovative features, it also bring some features for more convenient usage. We did previously featured Round-up of Ice Cream Sandwich with all new features and improvement found there. As of official statement from Google and as well as our experience on Android SDK, we have now prepared some quick notes about Jelly Bean’s recent changes, additions and improvements. Check out this article to find more.

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Nexus 7: Learn All About Google's First Tablet From Nexus Series Coming From $199 Only [Review]

Since Google launched the Galaxy Nexus smartphone (in partnership with Samsung), it was hoped that a tablet will also come from Nexus series. And the wait ended yesterday (27th June) when Google took the stage of the conference of Google I/O 2012 to unveil the new device: Nexus 7 . And, apparently, it has to displace all competitors who are already on the market. The reasons that make us think that? For starters, it will go on sale for prices starting at $199 (one of the cheapest on the market) and have the hardware resources that can leave any gamer with his mouth open, one of the strongest today. Are you curious to know what is being promised? So stay tuned to the news brought here. Because of highest attraction of today’s technology world, we have decided to go through a quick review of what Google showed about Nexus 7. Read after the fold for more info.

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Project Buffer: Latest Technology Of Android Jelly Bean To Boost Speed And Performance [Announce]

The announcement of Android 4.1 at the Google I/O surprised everyone with Project Butter. The curious name says it all: this is a technology aims to make Android device as smooth as milk derivative. According to the information from Google Developers, Android 4.1 is being designed to offer the best performance and lowest latency in touch commands - taking advantage of an easy and intuitive interface. To ensure this improvement, Google is working seriously on the Project Buffer, which is to modify the base software and add some features that will improve response and resource utilization. More to read.

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