ANDROID - HONEY COMB

 In the past several weeks we have had the privilege of seeing the future. We have seen some of the most significant developments in mobile technology and in Android development the world has ever witnessed. We already know that a number of significant changes can be expected, and they will only serve to accelerate adoption of Android world wide.

The 2012 Consumer Electronics Show was packed with a seemingly unlimited amount of new gadgets. By far the biggest news for Android fans were the announcements of the Dual-Core Motorola Atrix and Motorola’s Xoom Tegra 2 Tablet with Android 3.0 Honeycomb. We are extremely eager to get our hands on Honeycomb as soon as we can in early March.

Google is an absolutely remarkable company. With a stock price over $600, it’s hard to believe that this company is basically only a decade old. They have been highly strategic in their approach to being the leader of the Internet, and have pioneered into previously uncharted territory with excellent planning, foresight and execution. While their execution hasn’t been flawless in every respect, they certainly have demonstrated a keen ability to learn from their mistakes, their competitors’ shortcomings, and launch products and services that are better than anything else available.

Not too long ago, Google made the extremely wise decision to hire Palm’s Matias Duarte, an industry veteran in mobile UI design. We at Android Authority have been paying close attention to this development, and are very enthusiastic about the changes coming in the highly anticipated Honeycomb. We have seen firsthand that the UI developments are substantial, and will blow users away. March really can’t come soon enough.