1. Faster Speeds: According to Google, Android 2.2 is as much as five times faster than previous versions. That’s thanks to a Dalvik JIT compiler to boost CPU performance, Google said, and a JavaScript engine.

2. Tethering, Hot-Spot Support: As was heavily rumored in the weeks leading up to Google I/O, Android 2.2 includes built-in support for tethering and the ability to use Android phones as Wi-Fi hot spots. Questions remain about whether carriers of Android phones will charge users for the services, but they’re there for Android.

3. Flash Support: Android 2.2 is the first version of Google Android that can fully support both Adobe Flash and Adobe Air.

4. SD Card, App Backup: Both are space-adders: Users can now install Android apps right on an SD card or using an Android phone’s internal storage. Another new function lets users back up and restore Android apps data.

5. Microsoft Exchange Support And Other Messaging Options: Lost amid a lot of the hype around Android 2.2′s most expected features was another nugget that might make Android phones more appealing to enterprises: support for Microsoft (NSDQ:MSFT) Exchange. What’s more, Android now includes a cloud-to-device messaging feature that lets users more easily move information between Google applications on the Web and their various devices.

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Well yes, you read that right ! Hackers have finally managed to run a “debug” version of Android OS on the iPhone. Almost everything is said to be working, as can also be seen in the video attached below.

The version currently available is Android 1.6 for iPhone 2G/3G.

How to install android on iphone

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• Android OS Smartphone
• Included 2GB bonus TF card with 10 bonus apps included
• The USB connection is designed only to charge the Android cellphone

• Main Function: Robot Dual Band Cellphone With Android OS
• Network: GSM Dual Band 900 / 1800 MHZ
• Display: 2.8 Inch LCD Touchscreen Display
• Processor: Samsung 2448 400Mhz
• Operating System: Google Android
• Android Firmware Version: 1.5 cupcake
• Baseband Version: IFX 900/1800
• Camera: 1.3-megapixel CMOS
• Memory:
  - Internal – 512 MB
  - External: 2GB Micro SD Memory Card Included
• Bluetooth: Bluetooth 2.0, High Speed Transfer
• Internet: GPRS, WAP, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g
• Data Services: SMS, MMS, GPRS
• Battery
  - Up to 180 – 300 minutes talk tim
  - Up to 180 – 300 hours stand-by time
• Speaker: Built in stereo loudspeakers
• Date & Time: Automatic, Set Date, Select Time Zone, Set Time, Use 24 Hour Format, Select Date Format
• Connectivity: Bluetooth (for Bluetooth Headset only), Wi-Fi 802.11b/g
• Power Source: Rechargeable Li-ion Battery 1200mAh 3.7V
• Charging Method: Wall AC/DC Adapter 100-240V, or USB charge via PC

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Zii Trinity supports quad-band GSM / EDGE and tri-band WCDMA / HSDPA 7.2Mbps 3.5G network. Comes with a 3.1 inch 480 × 800 OLED screen with multi-touch, front VGA camera for video calls, WiFi 802.11b / g, Blue-tooth 2.1, GPS receiver, microSD and USB 2.0 port.
A new feature that makes this phone the Xtreme Fidelity X-Fi audio technology and Accelerated OpenGL ES 3D graphics, and has a Mini HDMI ™ connection (1080p video output).

Philips V808 has a 3.2 inch HVGA touch screen, 3.2 MP camera, supports GPS, GSM / GPRS / EDGE connection, microSD, widgets,  music and video player. And you can of this to conclude that this model does not have some special functions, so we expect that no price should be high.

The device also has an 8MP camera with LED flash, autofocus, and best of all automated search for faces. This means that every picture that you take, the device automatically searches for faces in the picture, and sorts them for you, so there is no more painstaking manual sorting file. The display is a 4-inch WVGA, which means that it supports resolution of 800 x 480 pixels. This is possible thanks to recent upgrades in the Android firmware and therefore it is possible to get that resolution. Xperia X10 also has a 3.5mm headphone jack and microUSB port for PC connectivity and charging him, and there is a microSD slot (comes with a built-in 8GB card) expansion memory. But bad news for the end – Sony Ericsson will issue a phone on the market in the first quarter of 2010, probably in January or February, only because it will still wait for the latest release Android OS 2.0.

Processor: Marvell PXA 310, 624MHz

Network: GSM900/DCS1800/DCS1900, Dual NXP EDGE

Display: 3.0” WQVGA (240*400) LCD with touch screen

Camera: 5.0M pixel auto focus

Memory: 256MB ROM+128MB RAM, 1GB microSD memory card(up to 16GB)

Connectivity: Bluetooth, Wi-Fi 802.11b/g

Operation Time: Standy Time: 200 hours, Talk Time: 6 hours, Charging time:4 hours

G-sensor: Accelerometer sensor for auto-rotate

The American version of the LG GW620 a.k.a LG Eve will have tri-band HSPA support 7.2 Mbps as opposed to the single band variety prepared for Europe. That (and the name, of course) is the only difference between the European and American versions of LG GW620. Other specs found in the Eve are a 3-inch touchscreen, 5 mega-pixel camera with auto-focus and LED Flash, a 5 line QWERTY keypad, Blue-tooth 2.0 and WiFi.

The screen on the Samsung Moment makes me impatient for the day when all smart phones have AM-OLED displays. It’s going to be absolutely beautiful, with vivid colors. This model  run on Android 1.6 on an 800 MHz processor, which should give it good performance. In addition to the HVGA Touchscreen and slide-out keyboard, is smart phone is going to be equipped with Sprint’s mobile broadband service, Wi-Fi, and Stereo Blue-tooth. A micro-SD slot will allow storage of up to 32 GB. It also include a standard 3.5 mm headphone jack, an accelerometer, GPS, and a 3.2 mega pixel camera for still shots and video.