Samsung Galaxy Tab Android 3.0 Honeycomb

Samsung Galaxy Tab Android 3.0 Honeycomb - If, as Samsung said its original Tab tablet Galaxy (Android 2.2) is not updated to 3.0 Android officially, it seems that there is already who is in charge of getting some compilations Alpha (unofficial ROMs) with Honeycomb for the first tablet of Samsung. In addition, Google is closing ranks around its operating system and the cause appears to be Ice Cream. Samsung Galaxy Tab Android

Obviously the unofficial ROMs based software development kit (SDK) Honeycomb are not as reliable as ROMs based on the original source code. That is, it has been able Android 3.0 to the Galaxy Tab and, although details still can improve the stability and speed, seems a fairly functional. In fact, the video shows the progress of these alternatives to the Samsung ROM Galaxy Tab and run, it works.

For now, developers will have to settle for ROMs like this until Google decides to release the source code for Android 3.0. That is, first, the search giant is being more strict with your operating system and other developers (as Spacemoose1) are making serious efforts to integrate into machines. Difficult times ahead for developers and hackers. All that looks set to remain open to debate is how far you can get Google's Android security level and how frustrating it can be for developers if they are not able to "play" with the operating system as they did before.

Apparently Google is taking its time to polish their OS before releasing the original source of Honeycomb. And this delay in the release of source code for developers can be influenced by the rumors about the capabilities of Android Ice Cream, with the inclusion of Google in TV and Honeycomb Ice Cream. Would be like starting from scratch with your operating system.

Recall that during the last Mobile World Congress, Google, by Eric Schmidt, said the next version of its operating system to come to join Honeycomb Gingerbread. His name is Ice Cream, a version that would link the tablets with smart phones or smartphones. Therefore, the intention is to join the development of different systems on the same project, the AOSP (Android Open Source Project), and Ice Cream will be the first version. Official confirmation could come in the Google IO held on 10 and 11 May.

And finally a rumor. It appears that the fate of Chrome OS will also merge with Android. That is, Google has decided that all lines converge to Android development.