only one day to Google perform an event directed by Sundar Pichai , the main responsible for two of the most important household products Android and Chrome . A new version of Android and was last seen in leaks, and will focus primarily performance improvements
been many months since the last time we get a new version of Android. The arrival of the Nexus 4 ending the year 2012 also marked the arrival of Android 4.2 , and since then we have not seen any major upgrade get our terminals androids. However, tomorrow Google will perform a hand event Sundar Pichai, Head of Android and Chrome divisions for the company, and it looks like we will know all the news of Android 4.3 and its next arrival to the devices, and a new mobile Nexus family.
Android 4.3 is an imminent reality, and we can be sure. The ROM has leaked a couple of times giving rise to both a Samsung Galaxy S3 as a Nexus 4 and like the 4.1 and 4.2 versions, will be called Jelly Bean , by I have something very clear: Android 4.3 longer a stability bug fixes and a full version of interface changes , even if the will, since any major update of this platform always comes accompanied by winks very interesting.
Android 4.3
aims to improve performance
One of the great problems not only for Android but really any smartphone on the market is the low battery life. Mobile phones increasingly feature larger screens and resolutions surprising (as the case of HTC One of over 460 pixels per inch in the density of the panel), as well as increasing RAM and incredible processing power with many-core CPUs and higher frequencies than an average computer one or two years ago.
No wonder that the autonomy of these terminals is ridiculously poor, and since the only technological innovation that is mass produced in this area is to “make larger batteries,” and now, for innovation must come by system, an intelligent management for longer battery autonomy. Android since version 4.1 it has been implementing slowly , and the change has been remarkable.
For in Android 4.3
change will be even greater, as the tests that have been done to these terminals with leaked ROM. The new system promises improved performance management for mobile use only what is necessary at all times, and so by not exploiting their hardware constant, we get ( in theory ) autonomy average over 25 hours , a remarkable change considering that many charge the battery a couple of times a day.
also talk implementation of Bluetooth 4.0 with Low Energy , which would consume the least amount of battery to be bound to another device or accessory.
All this would be also linked to the performance improvements that come from the news of Android 4.3, including endless bugs or bug fixes and improving the Project Butter , this new sense of fluidity that implemented from Android 4.1.
Can we expect changes in the interface?
Yes, but very few. Android 4.3 is focused on improving the experience that currently has the operating system. Polish the platform, so to speak, so we can not expect a complete change of the interface and great new features in this regard.
Still, the team Matias Duarte and Hugo Barra surely have surprises up his sleeve, and among them would stand a better management in Notification Center , which also provide more autonomy in the system.
On the other hand, I venture to bet that we will eventually reach all the new devices Android Game Center , who presented two months ago at the Google I / O 2013.
As we can see, Android 4.3 does not bring all these changes that many may expect to see in terms of new options and features for use (or disuse ) daily, but will significantly improve the experience, especially in the mid-range handsets that have the latest version, as the current operating system is a bit picky about which terminals are compatible and which are not (although this is the responsibility of manufacturers, but this is another matter.)
Tomorrow we meet with Google for a mysterious event, where it seems that we know the new version of Android, and perhaps this new Nexus 7 that is circulating through leaks for weeks.
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