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Although it has been known that Google's Android 3.0 Honeycomb designed for devices that have a tablet or a large touch screen, it turns out this did not dampen the desire for hackers to enter this new mobile OS and put into smartphone. This time the hackers trying to install this OS to HTC Desire HD which has a big enough screen which is 4.3 inches.
The result was satisfactory, though still need improvement. The basic function of the device is working but still a little choked up its operation due to GPU acceleration functions in the handset is still not activated. Before this Honeycomb has also been tested on HTC Droid Incredible but because the screen is smaller then the control operation in this device is less comfortable.
Google itself some time ago had said it would integrate the Android OS in the next version so that it can be used for tablets and smartphones well. Does the mobile OS that will be realized in the near future?
The result was satisfactory, though still need improvement. The basic function of the device is working but still a little choked up its operation due to GPU acceleration functions in the handset is still not activated. Before this Honeycomb has also been tested on HTC Droid Incredible but because the screen is smaller then the control operation in this device is less comfortable.
Google itself some time ago had said it would integrate the Android OS in the next version so that it can be used for tablets and smartphones well. Does the mobile OS that will be realized in the near future?
By. iTablet Review
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