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Motorola Turns - New Tricks for an old dog

Motorola, the third largest mobile phone maker after Nokia and Samsung has presented its most Recent Android smartphone at the recently concluded Mobile World Congress 2010 held in Barcelona.

Motorola damping MOTOBLUR Android is the eighth oldest sporting version 1.5 Cupcake androids just as many new rules, introduced have begun to use the new 2.1 Éclair. But This only confirms our suspicion that by its nature open source version of Android, less severely disabled, you can easily tweak to its rival, even the latest versions from Google.

It also buttresses the observation that more are not necessary upgrade paths. Versions remain as variants of the operating system via user interfaces such as Sense HTC and Sony Ericsson UX to upgrade irrelevant. The suspicion was finally confirmed when Acer came out with the last sample of fluid and nothing but the new OS 2.1 Éclair when they could just provide an update of the operating system for more liquid. Apparently, there is no upgrade path from 1.6 to 2.1.

New Features

Despite an old operating system, damping can itself carry the proud among the new smart phones running the new 2.1 Éclair, thanks to Motorola innovations integrated into the Cupcake 1.5. Motorola begins with MOTOBLUR named after his content distribution system that promises a unique Android experience.

It synchronizes your address book, media and communications trace on MySpace, Facebook, Twitter, and Gmail email accounts automatically on the screen principal. Then there is Swype, an entirely new method for entering text is the same people who invented the T9 predictive text. You only need one finger to slide or trace the letters through a QWERTY keyboard on the touch screen and the word is written.

Its entertainment features will also receive a innovative drive media players that allow you to play while they are connecting online to download new media content such as Tune Wiki, SoundHound, GoTV and YouTube.

There are even streaming FM stereo. The damping improvement Motorola phone experience with noise canceling technology and dual microphones for crystal clear voice calls. You can also take advantage of its search service active voice can the launch of Google Web search.

Apart from these, is the 3G phone with WiFi, HSDAP HSUPA /. You get a 3.1 inch QVGA touch screen capacitive with 64k colors, accelerometer and proximity sensors. There is a 5 megapixel autofocus camera with LED flash, geo tagging and CIF video recording at 25fps.

Other features include FM stereo with RDS, Bluetooth A2DP, 3.5 million headphone jack and speakers. There are 512 MB of ROM and 256 MB of RAM and 32 GB of capacity expansion microSD.

Conclusion

To a large extent, the different versions are recent or ancient Android remind us of the many flavors of Linux for the PC, which created a fragmented market that essentially brought Linux to fail in the home PC market.

The damping shows clearly that it is not necessary a new operating system to compete and even the competitive edge through new Éclair. Thanks to the open source nature of Android. But just as Linux is the creation a fragment of the market so early and could end the same way.

For the sake of the markets for Android, which Google can expect to start on the right and get shake your open source OS. Well, with all the many variants of the operating system and user interface carried by different manufacturers, an update to last only 2.1 Éclair of Google, if this happens, simply delete all the interfaces of smart phones in fresh ported number. So you can kiss your sense HTC or Sony Ericsson goodbye UX in an update.

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