Android 2.3 (Gingerbread) on the Google Nexus S. Overall, it’s a minor upgrade from Android 2.2 and offers a new Android keyboard, NFC support, modified system colors, and improved performance throughout.
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Both Huawei Ideos X5 and Huawei Ideos X6 are running Android2.2.
The Huawei Ideos X6 comes with a 4.1-inch capacitive LCD touchscreen (WVGA resolution), Wi-Fi b/g/n, GPS, 3G with HSPA and HDMI port on board. The smartphone is powered by a 1 GHz CPU and packs excellent all round connectivity. The 5 megapixel snapper of the Huwei Ideos X6 is capable of recording HD videos.
The Huawei Ideos X5 is slightly more compact, coming with a 3.8 display. It also offers HSPA-supporting radios as well as Wi-Fi b/g/n and A-GPS. The Ideos X5 5 megapixel camera is accompanied by a LED flash.
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Google Nexus S is the first phone to run Android 2.3 (Gingerbread), the fastest version of Android yet. Nexus S is manufactured by Samsung, and it is the first smartphone to launch with a Contour Display.
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LG Vortex is a device with 3.2-inch HVGA capacitive touchscreen, GPS, Wi-Fi, 3MP camera, Bluetooth and microSDHC card slot. It is powered by a 600MHz CPU and runs Android 2.2.
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The Huawei S7 has a 7-inch touch screen, 768MHZ processor, runs Android 2.1 and features a 3G sim card slot as well as built-in WiFi – so you can connect to the Internet anywhere, anytime.
Google launched a new Android version of its YouTube app, building on the unbundled version previously released on the Android Market for phones running Android 2.2 and above.
The most obvious change being the chance to leave comments while the video is playing via a “Respond to this video” text box that now sits above the comments section.
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Apple has begun extending song previews in the iTunes Store to 90 seconds on select songs in the U.S. store.
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Google is seeing 300,000 Android phones activated every day, meaning the company is on course for a whopping 10m activations per month.
Andy Rubin, the person at the top of the Android project, just tweeted that there are over 300,000 activations of Android phones per day, up a full 100,000 per day since Aug 2010.
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