Flexi Android :: Gadget Technology

It's time for me to upgrade my knowledge and insights about gadget technology, indeed I am already far behind in this one field, now I still use old school Nokia mobile phone CDMA 6275i which says CDMA technology itself has been developed into EVDO and W-CDMA more sophisticated. As a Flexi user, I am happy with the presence of Flexi Android which allows users to enjoy internet services from their mobile phones, especially since August 2005 Google has acquired Android.inc in an effort to target cellular share by establishing Google for Android so that some applications like gmail, google Talk, Google Maps, Google Earth, Google Calendar, Blogger, YouTube and others can be easily accessed from Android-based gadgets.


Then what is Android
Unlike BlackBerry (read: BlackBerry vs Android Comparison, disadvantages and advantages), Android is an operating system or operating system or OS (such as Windows on a desktop computer) based on Linux specifically for mobile devices such as smart phones or tablets, with an open source platform it allows certain application developers to create sophisticated software as complementary features such as games, audio, video and images.

Here are some versions of Android that have been published and made some improvements to the previous version starting from March 2009 and the latest version was released in April 2012

Android version 1.1
Android version 1.5 (Cupcake)
Android version 1.6 (Donut)
Android version 2.0 / 2.1 (Eclair)
Android version 2.2 (Froyo: Frozen Yoghurt)
Android version 2.3 (Gingerbread)
Android version 3.0 / 3.1 (Honeycomb)
Android version 4.0 (ICS: Ice Cream Sandwich)
Android version 4.0.3.r2 (SDK)

Returning to Flexi Android - not wanting to miss, flexi mobile broadband has also launched Flexi Android hand sets at affordable prices, starting from Ivio DE88, Huwawei C8650, ZTE Blade N880 and maybe again until this post is made, for additional applications can obtained at flexiMarket.
So it seems that besides having to upgrade knowledge, I also have to upgrade my hardware which has been faithfully accompanying wherever I go, the Nokia 6275i is too old and it's time to retire.