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History of Android OS. From beta V1.0 till LOLLIPOP V5.0

Android is a Linux-based smartphone operating system and software platform created by Google.


Android beta

The beta release of Android OS was released on 5 November 2007. The first SDK was released a week later, on 12 November 2007



Android 1.0

Android 1.0 was the first commercially available release of the OS. It was available on the pioneering device - the T-Mobile G1 (released October 2008 in the US and the UK) along with the Android source code.



Android 1.1

Android 1.1 was pushed out on 9 February 2009, coinciding with the announcement of the HTC Dream, an internationally available twin of the T-Mobile G1.



Android 1.5 Cupcake

Android 1.5 Cupcake was released on 30 April 2009. It was the first major Android overhaul and it also was the first Android release to be pet-named after a dessert - a tradition that has been kept alive ever since. Every subsequent Android release was named after a dessert, whose name started with the next letter of the alphabet.

Version 1.5 Cupcake introduced the software on-screen keyboard to Android and allowed the production of touch devices sans QWERTY keyboards such as the HTC Magic (announced February 2009). Equally importantly, it enabled Android smartphones to shoot video.

Along with that, v. 1.5 Cupcake added supftware keyboards, third-party widgets, stereo Bluetooth, copy and paste in the web browser, screen auto-rotation, and an option to upload media to YouTube and Picasa.



Android 1.6 Donut

Android 1.6 Donut was released on 15 September 2009. It added text-to-speech, updated Android Market now offered app screenshots, and it introduced support for WVGA screens. The camera became faster, and the gallery, camera and camcorder got deeply integrated with each other.

Android 2.x Eclair

Android 2.0 Eclair SDK was released on 26 October 2009. Android 2.0 introduced multiple account sync, Microsoft Exchange email support, Bluetooth 2.1, the Quick Contact feature, showing a pop-up for call, SMS and email, as soon as you tap on a contact's avatar. The camera received new features such as flash support, digital zoom, scene mode, white balance, color effect and macro focus. The web browser UI was updated and some new features were added such as double-tap to zoom.

We saw the much overdue native support for multi-touch interaction with software. Live wallpapers were first introduced with Eclair, as well. The UI was redesigned, there were multiple performance improvements and we welcomed the support for more screen sizes and resolutions.

Google Maps utions.

Google Maps Navigation was also introduced alongside Android 2.0 Eclair, quickly turning into a key selling point for Android smartphones in the supported countries.

Android 2.1 [/b]was a subsequent release, which was dubbed Eclair, too, as it wasn't a major update in terms of functionality. This sort of minor upgrades between major releases became commonplace in future versions.

Along with Android 2.1 Eclair Google introduced its first Nexus devices as well. Manufactured by HTC, but sold directly by Google, the Google Nexus One was released in January 2010 and in May 2010 it also became the first phone to be updated to Android 2.2 Froyo.



[b]Android 2.2.x Froyo

Android 2.2 Froyo SDK was released on 20 May 2010. Froyo brought significant performance improvements over Eclair. Storage access and applications became faster thanks to the added JIT compiler. The web browser got a speed boost too, courtesy of the new JavaScript engine.

Android 2.2 Froyo also introduced push notifications, USB tethering and Wi-Fi hotspot functionality, an updated Android Market with automatic updates and batch install. The web browser could use embedded file upload fields. For the first time users could officially install applications to the external memory. The Adobe Flash support was another major new feature of the web browser.

Minor revisions were later released as updates such as Android 2.2.1, 2.2.2, and 2.2.3.



[color=#000000]Android 2.3.x Gingerbread[/color]

Android 2.3 Gingerbread SDK was released on 6 December 2010. This Android release offered an updated user interface and even better performance optimization.

It added native support for SIP VoIP internet telephony, improved text input and keyboard accuracy, enhanced copy/paste functionality (word-by-word selection), Near Field Communication (NFC) support, new audio effects such as headphone virtualization and bass boost, new system-wide download manager, and native support for a front-facing camera.

Developers also received a number of under-the-hood enhancements, giving them lower-level access to audio, graphics, and inputs, plus concurrent garbage collection for increased performance and native support for extra sensors such as gyroscopes and barometers. All this allowed devs to write faster native code.

Newer phones, which came out of the box with Gingerbread, now used the newer ext4 file system.

Android 2.3 Gingerbread however, was mainly touted for its enhanced power management, which took a more active approach to dealing with apps, which kept the phone going for much longer

As of December 2012, Gingerbread is still the most widely used release of Android in the world.

Minor revisions were later released as updates such as Android 2.3.1, 2.3.2, 2.3.4, 2.3.5, 2.3.6, and 2.3.7.

Among the more important updates of those from a user's point of view is Android 2.3.4 Gingerbread (April 2011) introduced support for voice or video chat via Google Talk. Android 2.3.5 Gingerbread (July 2011) introduced an improved Gmail app, camera enhancements, and an even better battery efficiency.

Google continued the Nexus lineup with the launch of the Samsung-made Google Nexus S (December 2010), which was the first phone publicly released with Android 2.3 Gingerbread, and also the first phone to support NFC on both hardware and software level.



Android 3.x Honeycomb

Android 3.0 Honeycomb SDK was released on 22 February 2011. It was Android's tablet-only version and was available concurrently with Android Gingerbread for phones.

Android Honeycomb introduced a new all-touch user interface, which did not rely on any physical navigation buttons. Unfortunately, it was plagued by performance issues throughout its product life.

Besides the visual differences, Honeycomb was first to introduce native hardware acceleration and support for multi-core processors. Honeycomb offered support for video calls over Google Talk even before Gingerbread smartphones did (the feature was only released in Android 2.3.4).

Later on Honeycomb was updated to Android 3.1 and 3.2 before Gingerbread and Honeycomb were both replaced by Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich.
Android 3.1 added support for USB accessories such as external keyboards and pointing devices, joysticks and gamepads. Android 3.2 brought along refinements in performance via optimizations for a wider range of tablet devices.

A[i]ndroid 3.x Honeycomb[/i] release was not accompanied by a dedicated Nexus device, but Google widely used the Motorola XOOM as an ambassador and main demonstration platform for Honeycomb.



Android 4.0.x Ice Cream Sandwich

The Android 4.0.x Ice Cream Sandwich SDK was released on 19 October 2011.

Android ICS was released along with the Google Galaxy Nexus (November 2011) - the next successor in the popular Nexus lineup

Android Ice Cream Sandwich or ICS, as it is better known, integrated the phone and tablet branches of Android into a single edition with a common interface, which again didn't rely on physical navigation buttons.

One of the most prominent changes in the UI was that the Widgets were now moved to a tab of their own in the main menu. Numerous other changes were introduced too, such as a new typeface throughout the UI - Roboto, the ability to launch apps from the lockscreen, support for real-time speech to text dictation, Face Unlock, Google Chrome web browser came preinstlalled with tabs and syncing of bookmarks, camera with time-lapse and panorama and a built-in photo editor, data usage analysis, and new calendar and mail apps. The UI graphics and animations got hardware acceleration and Wi-Fi Direct functionality was now supported natively.

Minor revisions were later released as updates such as Android 4.0.1 and 4.0.2.

In December 2011 Android 4.0.3 was released, fixing most bugs spotted in the previous releases plus adding enhanced video stabilization.

Android 4.0.4 is another minor update, which further enhanced the performance of the OS.

Further minor revisions were later released as updates ranging from Android 4.0.4 to 4.0.5 and 4.0.6.



Android 4.x Jelly Bean

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean SDK was released on 9 July 2012. A new version 4.2 was released later on under the same Jelly Bean moniker.

Android 4.1 Jelly Bean has a focus on performance, aiming to get rid of stutter by introducing Vsync (Vertical synchronization) of the timing of the frames output and the screen's refresh rate. Also, Jelly Bean adds triple buffering in graphics.

Instead of a smartphone, Google chose to display a tablet along with its Android 4.1 Jelly Bean release - the Google Nexus 7 (July 2012) was meant to show that Jelly Bean looked equally good on a tablet screen.

Beyond performance, there are other interesting features such as, offline voice recognition and dictation, expandable notifications, USB audio output and HDMI multichannel audio output, App encryption and Smart App updates. The Roboto font has also been refreshed, widgets are now dynamically resizable, and word prediction has been updated, too. Google Now is also a pretty big deal - it processes various data about your location, time of day, your schedule, etc. - and it shows you a pack of information cards, which it deems important to you in the current context. It also supports an advanced natural language voice search function, which is quite flexible.

Minor revisions of 4.1 Jelly bean were later released as updates such as Android 4.1.1 and 4.1.2.

On top of those, Android 4.2 added multiple user accounts, native settings shortcuts right in the notifications pane, Photo Sphere camera mode, gesture typing, wireless screen streaming (over the Miracast protocol), the dynamic "Daydream" screensaver, widgets on the lockscreen and further stability improvement

A minor revision of Android 4.2 was later released as an update - Android 4.2.1. Most importantly it added native support for Bluetooth gamepads and joysticks.

The release of the Android 4.2 was supported with the announcement of a fourth Nexus smartphone - the LG-made Google Nexus 4 (November 2012).
Not only that, but Google also unveiled a 10-inch tablet - the Samsung-made Google Nexus 10 ...


AUGUST 19TH,2015. Android M is now officially called Android 6.0 Marshmallow.

Android M was unveiled during Google's annual I/O conference last May and
is expected to become publicly available this fall. The next major Android
version will be trying to optimize the performance even further by lowering
the RAM usage, improving the standby and overall battery endurance.

Android M will also introduce native support for fingerprint sensors and
security authentications. An official app permission manager is coming too,
as well as support for USB Type-C connectors and capability for charging
other devices.

Android 6.0 Marshmallow new Developer's Preview is now available on
Nexus 5, 6, 9 and the Nexus Player. The preview will be the last one before
the RTM version.

The official SDK is live as well. The devs can now upload their Android 6.0
compatible apps to the Play Store.

Marshmallow should make it first on the Nexus devices this fall.

CONTINUE FROM HERE: https://www.nairaland.com/1952624/google-officially-announces-android-lollipop



Version --- Code name --- Release date
1.0-----------Android at the beginning--- October, 15 2008
1.5 ---------- Cupcake ------ April 30, 2009
1.6 ---------- Donut -------- September 15, 2009
2.0–2.1 ------ Eclair --------- October 26, 2009
2.2 ---------- Froyo --------- May 20, 2010
2.3–2.3.2 ---- Gingerbread --- December 6, 2010
2.3.3–2.3.7 -- Gingerbread --- February 9, 2011
3.1 ---------- Honeycomb --- May 10, 2011
3.2 ---------- Honeycomb --- July 15, 2011
4.0.3–4.0.4 -- Ice Cream Sandwich --- December 16, 2011
4.1.x -------- Jelly Bean ----- July 9, 2012
4.2.x --------Jelly Bean ----- November 13, 2012
4.3.x -------- Jelly Bean ----- July 24, 2013
4.4 ---------- KitKat -------- October 31, 2013
5.0-----------lollipop---------October 15,2014
6.0 ---------- Marshmallow August 19,2015


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Ringly, as we have previously mentioned, is an invention that offers something a little different. Yes; it’s a wearable. Yes; it’s powerful and intelligent. But it isn’t a smartwatch . Ringly is a standout invention of 2014 that was born from one individual’s frustration at missing important calls and notifications due to a smartphone being hidden away in a purse during working hours.

The innovation and creative doesn't end there. Here’s the full curated list as published in this year’s breakdown:

Hendo Hoverboard
Mangalyaan
High-beta fusion reactor
Witricity
3D printers
Apple Watch
Blackphone
Coolest Cooler
Lumo Lift
BMW i3
Microsoft Surface Pro 3
Ringly
Pillpack
Superbananas
Copenhagen Wheel
MotionSavvy uni
Hemopurifier
The selfie stick
Quirky + GE aros
Blue Room
Osmo
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Wikipearls
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Microsoft’s latest tablet, which retails at $799 for the base model, is the software company’s latest “hybrid,” bringing with it the power of a regular laptop built into a durable and extremely portable 12-inch tablet. Power and business users will immediately be able to benefit from the fact that the Surface Pro 3 can seamlessly run desktop applications such as Word, PowerPoint and Excel, meaning there’s no knowledge gap or learning curve.

Microsoft may have been overshadowed by Apple’s iPad once again in the mainstream tablet wars, but the Surface Pro 3 is definitely one of 2014′s biggest achievements.

The TIME Magazine list describes Apple’s latest product as a watch that “redefines smart“, which is a fairly succinct way of summing up the product. Although it won’t be available until “early 2015“, the Apple Watch has had tongues wagging ever since it was officially introduced during Apple’s September 9th event.

The custom designed and engineered interface will utilize physical and digital buttons in an attempt to provide the user with an unrivalled watch experience. When you consider that owners will be able to send messages and emails, get turn-by-turn directions, listen to music, track fitness targets and make seamless mobile payments via Apple Pay, all from a beautiful and fashionable watch, it’s hard to imagine the Apple Watch not being remembered as one of the most important announcements of the year.

We want the end of 2014 to fill you with wonder and amazement, like the climax to any year should, so we’ve taken a look at TIME Magazine’s annual round-up of the year’s best inventions in an attempt to reassure the technology loving world that innovation and creativity has been present throughout 2014.

The annually curated list of the year’s best inventions attempts to cover every facet of possibility. The list encompasses everything from a levitating skateboard all the way to an invention known as Witricity, which is essentially a plug-in coil that generates a magnetic field with the intention of wirelessly powering objects up to 2.4 meters away. What’s surprising, and extremely positive for the consumer technology industry is that TIME has also recognized three inventions that will have a big part to play going forward

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