A Very easy question for Android lovers...

[Deep123]

Hello Friends..

what are the differences between Android 2.1 , 2.2 and 2.3??
How much does each Android version "improve" upon the previous one...???
Also please write the features of each version in some detail...

Very easy question you see for android lovers

i am think of buying the Motorola Defy( only android 2.1) as it is rough and tough which i like...

Thanks in advance.

 

[sitlet]

2.2 was the big jump, providing faster JIT coding, and flash. 2.3 doesnt really have any big updates, just minor ones.

You do know you can easily search Google and find this out right?

 

[A.Nonymous]

There's not even a real need for a Google search. Just look up Android on wikipedia.

 

[takeshi]

Yup -- no need to reinvent the wheel. The info is out there for you to refer to. Learn to fish.

 

[lunatic59]

Horse's mouth ...

Android SDK | Android Developers

Look on the left hand column for each version and read the change logs. You will see both user and developer improvements/changes

 

[MyNamesTooLong]

1.5-2.1=who cares 2.2=flash support(not on all 2.2 devices) and app to sd support

 

[MyNamesTooLong]

Oh yeah and buy a 2.2 phone...

 

[Deep123]

Oh yeah and buy a 2.2 phone...

Thanks brother....any idea how is the Dell Venue??

Regards

 

[Lombardi]

2.3 is for tablets, there aren't many major diffs between 2.2 and 2.3 but, its all relative to the device, carrier, UI and so on and so forth

 

[_mw_]

2.3 is for tablets, there aren't many major diffs between 2.2 and 2.3 but, its all relative to the device, carrier, UI and so on and so forth

Somebody is going to, so I might as well. 3.0 (Honeycomb) is currently for tablets. 2.3 (Gingerbread) is the last 2.x version release for handhelds before they make the jump to 4 (Ice Cream Sandwich) which is intended to end the fragmentation between tablet and handheld versions.