SAN FRANCISCO - The latest version of the Android OS, Ice Cream Samdwich (ICS) is claimed by some executives devices can facilitate reducing the fragmentation of the operating system. Fragmentation is a waste of space, which is inefficient in a system that makes the system run slow or ineffective.
Google launched the ICS, the Galaxy Nexus which will be sold this month in the United States (U.S.), Europe and Asia. According to several speakers at the Open Mobile Summit in San Francisco, ICS has had what the makers want to do on Android devices, which have created differences in the market.
Reported by CIO, Friday (11/04/2011), Senior Vice President (VP) Samsung product innovation, Kevin Packingham said, "the latest OS, is progressing very dramatic". In other words, with this latest OS does not require physical buttons, including a feature to shift the application on the screen.
"There is some fragmentation with Android, since Android is growing quickly. I think, now widely available basic skills so that over time, fragmentation will continue to decrease," said Packingham.
Not only is Samsung who praised Google's latest OS, Senior VP of Motorola, Jinsung Choi said, life would be much easier because the OS has been completely renovated.
In addition to the family welcomed the presence of new Android OS, all mobile phone manufacturers are working with Google, such as Samsung, LG, ZTE and Sony Ericcson say they do not expect any adverse effects of Google's planned acquisition of Motorola Mobility. In fact, some expect to be assigned the profits with the ecosystem of Android devices.
Source: Okezone.com
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