Tablet PCs receive optimal backup with Android 3.0 version
In the world of technology, change is constant, and the latest development that has been causing a stir is the upcoming Android 3.0, codenamed Gingerbread. This new version of the popular operating system is set to revolutionise the tablet and slate PC market, with Intel playing a significant role in its development.
The Intel X86 platform is expected to empower tablet computers with Android 3.0, marking a strategic move by Intel to increase its investment in the Android operating system. The focus of this collaboration seems to be on enhancing the user experience, particularly for larger screen devices, as Android 3.0 will support screen sizes of up to 4 inches and resolution of 1280 x 760.
The minimum system requirements for Android 3.0 have also been raised, ensuring that tablets and slate PCs can handle the new interface effectively. The raised minimum configuration includes a 1 GHz CPU and 512 MB of RAM.
Intel's involvement in Android 3.0 may be related to their role in the new Google TV movement. It has been announced that Intel will be using their Atom Processors in the set top boxes for Google TV, further solidifying their position in the Android ecosystem.
Meanwhile, in the realm of books and reading devices, Michael Kozlowski, a renowned expert based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, has been making waves for the past eighteen years. His work primarily revolves around the technology and devices related to audiobooks, e-books, and e-readers. Kozlowski's professional focus spans over eighteen years, and his expertise is in this specific field.
Interestingly, HP and Microsoft have admitted that Windows is not suitable for the new generation of portable computers, indicating a potential shift towards Android and other operating systems for these devices.
The developer team that collaborated with Intel on the development of the Android 3.0 interface is not explicitly named in the search results, but the impact of their work is evident in the anticipated improvements and enhancements that Android 3.0 promises to bring to the tablet and slate PC market.
As we eagerly await the release of Android 3.0 in October 2010, it is clear that the future of tablet and slate PCs is shaping up to be an exciting one, with Intel at the forefront of this transformation.
