October 6, 2009 is considered a time to pave the way for the "Android revolution" when two CEOs Eric Schmidt of Google and Lowell McAdams of Verizon Wireless network held a press conference. During the press conference, Verizon announced the sale of two Android-powered devices provided by two anonymous manufacturers.
In early 2009, the Palm Pre impressed the crowd at the CES event and is expected to become Apple's top rival. However, because of poor promotion and not many interesting applications Palm must close in October 2009. At this time, there were information about the appearance of three devices called Motorola Sholes, Motorola Droid and Motorola Tao . On October 1 their images leaked.
On November 5, 2009, Verizon launched Motorola Droid and HTC Droid Eris , of course, still follow the old model but it also initiated the Androidmania movement. Droid that moment really is a big kick. Although it only lasted for two months in 2009, it was voted Time 's technology device by Time magazine.
many people don't like the idea of constantly upgrading their phones to newer models every 2 years, so they've taken a proactive approach to keeping their phones running like new even when they're a few years old.
samsung has committed to providing android updates for 7 years with the galaxy s24 series. as for all flagship models from 2019 onwards, samsung has committed to updating android for at least three years.
we are living in the boom of technology, booming e-commerce, exploding applications on the internet. a real revolution is happening, that revolution is called web2.0.
android tv is expected to turn the world into a 'storm' in the next few years. while devices like roku and apple tv are extremely useful and offer many great features, they are still relatively narrow utilities for most people. this article will help you make the most of android tv's capabilities with 7 great tricks.
as an android user for many years, many people may think that they know quite well about the android settings menu. however, there are some useful settings that users can ignore or not know about.
apple's upcoming ios 26 update promises more than just a visual refresh with a slick new liquid glass interface. it's also catching up, finally adding some of the best features android users have had in years.
today we use ghz speed instead of mhz, store with gb instead of kb. if you compare it with 20 or 30 years ago, the period when the personal computer revolution appeared, we are now living in a paradise.
google has just made an official announcement saying that the company will no longer support the android 4.4 kitkat platform in new releases of google play services from august 2023, that is, after nearly 10 years of launch.