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After my post, News: Android 2.2 to support automatic application updates and Flash, which announce that, the Android OS 2.2 will support flash apps, and automatic applications update. Now, the develop team in Google seem always get new idea on their product. Lately there are rumors that Google are working on the latest Android system. And the rumors has been proved when Google officially unveiled Android version 2.2 at the Google I/O 2010 conference yesterday.

The Android 2.2, which is also known as Froyo, has a huge improvement over any of the previous Android releases. New features include a new JIT compiler that is capable of a 2 to 5x speed boost. Compass support is also now integrated in Google Maps browser, and its default web browser now come with full Flash support.

Features:
•USB and Wi-Fi Internet Tethering.
•2 to 3 times improvement in JavaScript.
•2 to 5 times better performance of Android on the same hardware!
•V8 Codec support, a new standard for online media by Google.
•New and improved browser, claimed to be the fastest browser yet on Android, let’s see if it beats Safari mobile on iPhone and Opera Mini as well.
•Compass support for Google Maps in the browser, no need to launch the Maps app anymore for compass support.
•Improved Google Voice Search, recognizes long and complicated sentences easily.
•Full Flash support in the web browser! What are you going to do about this one Apple?
•A widget that helps you search your Android device, apps for market and much more!
•Ability to search within app data.
•Improved crash reporting to developers, sends out vital details about the crash so it can be prevented or fixed in the future.
•Over the air application downloading via non-mobile store version from any PC on to your device.
•Streaming your non-DRM home music library straight onto your Android device, Apple needs to counter this one somehow with a service of their own!
•Purchase your music over the air from a non mobile destination right onto your device.
•Install apps on your SD-card, finally it’s here!
•One step to update all your apps, no need to update your apps one at a time.
•An improved Android market, buy your apps and games from the web Android Market and send them straight to your phone.
•Use voice gestures to trigger apps.

The next version of Google’s Android(version 2.2) known as Froyo is already in testing and should be available soon (months). Froyo, short for FROzen Yoghurt, isn’t just a tasty treat anymore, it’s software for your superphone. You might be content with the current software 2.1 (aka Eclair), but we suspect that Froyo will bring some awesome and must-needed improvements.

Even though Google is staying tight lipped so far about exactly what Froyo will include, the direction taken by the past few updates has given us some insight into what this version may include. Here’s what you can reasonably expect from Froyo.

One key new feature that we will be seeing in Froyo is automatic application updates. it’s good for antivirus software. If you have lots of app installed on your Android 2.2 phone, those apps will be updated automatically instead of being updated manually right now.

Secondly, already confirmed in an interview with the New York Times that Android 2.2 (a.k.a Froyo) will come with full Flash 10.1 support.

The sleek unibody design with a brilliant AMOLED display and a brushed metallic finish, feels great in your hand and stirs admiration from those around. Along with powerful social networking, group communication, and unmatched level of personalization, the HTC Legend is set to impress you.

Make It Mine
The HTC Legend raises personalization to a whole new altitude. An expanded selection of widgets brings more live content to the surface, for your instant enjoyment. There is even an online widget library, so no matter what your personality, there is content to help you get more out of your phone.

Stay Close
The HTC Legend builds on the tradition of designing our phones to focus more on WHO we communicate with, rather than the tools used, like email, SMS or calls.

The HTC Legend excels at helping you stay in touch with the different circles of friends or colleagues in your life. The new People widget lets you bring any group you create on your phone right to the surface for easy access to calling, messaging, emailing them or simply checking up on their social networking updates.
The HTC Legend also simplifies the way you tend to all your social networks. With Friend Stream, the various interaction with your friends across multiple social networks, like Facebook®, Twitter™, and Flickr™ are brought into a single easy to follow stream of updates, photo posts, and shared links. Friend Stream also lets you shout out your thoughts or feelings with all your online friends with a single update that gets broadcast to both Facebook and Twitter.

Discover the Unexpected
The HTC Legend is loaded with hidden little design touches that are sure to delight you. Like the ringer that knows when it has been heard. The ringer volume politely lowers when the G-sensor on your phone detects that the phone has been picked up, and it completely silences when you flip the phone
upside down.

Now you can use a cool phone while keeping your work email and other information safe. The HTC Legend has enhanced support for Exchange security features such as password protection and remote data wipe. You can easily access your company’s global address book to contact someone whose details aren’t on your phone, and you can also set your Out of Office status right from your phone.

Browsing on the HTC Legend is a high fidelity experience. Adobe® Flash® support brings to life the vast video and gaming content of the Internet. Pinch to zoom controls make it extremely easy to zip around pages and take a closer look at text or images. Also, with just a tap and hold you can select text on a page and look it up in Wikipedia or have it converted into another language via Google’s translation tools.

Official Website:
http://www.htc.com/uk/product/legend

Photo Gallery:
http://www.facebook.com/androidphone

HTC Desire delivers intense brilliance, sharp contrast, and true colors on the expansive 3.7-inch AMOLED display. The 1 GHz Qualcomm Snapdragon processor makes the phone incredibly responsive as you multitask from app to app without skipping a beat, while the instinctive HTC Sense experience lets you wield the power of the HTC Desire with the greatest of ease.

Make It Mine
With the HTC Desire, it’s all about your information, your entertainment, your multimedia … your way. A multitude of HTC Sense widgets makes it easy to transform your Home screen with rich content that personalizes your phone experience.

If you’re a sports junkie or simply love to keep up to date with the latest news, the HTC Desire keeps you in the know with the News application. News makes it easier than ever to collect all your favorite articles from across the web. Choose from a selection of channels that cover top blogs, news sites or sports pages, or get news updates based on the keywords you select.

Stay Close
The HTC Desire excels at helping you stay in touch with the different circles of friends or colleagues in your life. The new People widget lets you bring any group you create on your phone right to the surface for easy access to calling, messaging, emailing or simply checking up on social networking updates.

The HTC Desire simplifies the way that you tend to all of your social networks. With Friend Stream, your interaction with friends across multiple social networks like Facebook®, Twitter™, and Flickr™ are brought into a single easy to follow stream of updates, photo posts, and shared links. Friend Stream also lets you shout out your thoughts or feelings to all your online friends with a single comment that gets broadcast to both Facebook and Twitter.

Discover the Unexpected
HTC Desire offers an expansive display, a blazing-fast processor, and a great interface. On top of that, it has a lot of little design touches that make a big impact on your overall phone experience: like the new ‘Leap’ thumbnail view that lets you easily jump to any of the seven panels on your Home screen, or the polite ringer that lowers the ringer volume when you pick up
the phone.

Your work email, calendar appointments, and contacts, are right there on your phone – you can even look up any company contact in the global address book. The HTC Desire also has enhanced support for Exchange security features such as password protection and remote data wipe. And, if you forget to tell your colleagues that you are taking the much needed day off, you can set the ‘Out of Office’ status right from your phone.

HTC Desire was designed to thrive on the web. The screen size is perfect for mobile browsing, with the high resolution AMOLED display making everything you view ultra crisp. The pinch to zoom feature makes zipping around websites intuitive – the text even automatically reflows when you take a closer look so you don’t have to pan left or right, and the Adobe® Flash® support opens up the vast video and gaming resources of the Internet.

HTC Desire’s browser is designed to do more than simply browse. With just a press and hold you can select text on a page and look it up in Wikipedia or have it converted into your native tongue via Google translation tools.

Official Website:
http://www.htc.com/uk/product/desire

Photo Gallery:
http://www.facebook.com/androidphone

HTC is excited to have worked with Google in the development of the Nexus One. It has been a great learning experience for our teams and our counterparts at Google. Through our joint efforts with Google we have delivered the ground breaking Nexus One to market quickly and accelerated the rate of design innovation across our full portfolio of Android phones. Recently, HTC was announce a new android phone with known is as HTC Wildfire. However this phone only release at UK, and dun known when it’s was release at asia area.

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