Honeycomb - Android 3.0

Originally Posted by ubergeek

They dont have a very good track recorded with releasing SKD's

They never released the first one, let alone "SDK's"

Originally Posted by borisb

They never released the first one, let alone "SDK's"

Thats what i get for trying to post from a smart phone.......

Originally Posted by guyjack

I have a feeling that Entourage is going to introduce a brand new device with 3.0 and they are cataloging our views on what we would want on a new device.

Ahh, no I do not think so.

So, just to be clear: our current hardware can't support multi-touch. But, those who are still discussing a theoretical implementation of 3.0 on our current EEs are really talking about having Honeycomb installed, but not being able to make full use of its features? Or would you need multi-touch hardware to even have 3.0 installed? Or has everyone agreed that the notion of 3.0 on our current devices is out of the question, and people are just talking about next-gen devices?

Originally Posted by sarah11918

So, just to be clear: our current hardware can't support multi-touch. But, those who are still discussing a theoretical implementation of 3.0 on our current EEs are really talking about having Honeycomb installed, but not being able to make full use of its features? Or would you need multi-touch hardware to even have 3.0 installed? Or has everyone agreed that the notion of 3.0 on our current devices is out of the question, and people are just talking about next-gen devices?

You are correct the current hardware does not support Multi-touch thus rendering most of the UI enhancements of Honeycomb useless. You Could install 3.0 on this device given enough tweaking but it would be like installing Ubuntu 10.10 on a i386 gen. computer (slow as paint drying). I think it is just wishful thinking.

Originally Posted by Gunnerp245

Ahh, no I do not think so.

You are right and I am wrong...I was trying to keep up hope!

I think after today we can kiss this wish goodbye.