Early versions of Google Android 2.0 support Gesture Recognition

Source: Sohu it

According to foreign media reports, Google's mobile operating system Android July 27 is about to go public soon, January 1, 2.0, Beijing time. At the I/O developer conference in March, Google officially presented some new features of the android 2.0 mobile operating system, including Android search, text Speech conversion and gesture recognition are very popular technologies.

The developer version of Google Android 2.0, codenamed donut, has been released to Google'sCodeLibrary. Donut not only has the long-awaited functions presented at the Google I/O developer conference, but developers are also actively working to integrate the main functions of Android 2.0 into a stable Android 1.5 platform.

The following are some of the main features of Android 2.0:

-Android search: this is a general search tool that allows users to search for data on Android phones and networks at the same time.

-Text Speech Conversion Technology: developers will integrate Google Voice Search functions in gphone phones.

-Gesture Recognition: if you draw a letter P in your hand, you can find the name starting with P in the address book.

-Support for CDMA

However, this version is only a development version, so it is not stable yet. Unless you are familiar with a mobile operating system that frequently suffers problems, it is strongly recommended that you wait until the version is stable. Currently, you can use gphone to download and try it out.

 

Keywords: Android 2.0, Linux, and Google Operating System