Hello,
I would like to know, why every handset manufacturer has so much
problems in updating their Android-version. Some manufacurer annouce
already before the official handset release, that they will not
support any update and some other who will support some updates need
for this more quarters.
It depends on the amount of customization that is added or integrated.
If the Android framework is seriously not followed then migration will
be bit difficult. It also depends on the amount of testing to be done
and availability of time and people for the same. They also have to
meet CTS that might
"also because of the most changes are in Java and not really depending
on the speciffic hardware?"
Not true, basic the hard work is made in kernel level and lots of
"rework" in libs (written in C/C++).
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Hamilton Vera
On Mon, May 2, 2011 at 8:57 AM, Dudero wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I would like t
It's not just the customization. The hardware running on these devices is
very diverse, much more diverse than the PC. It is also changing extremely
quickly -- probably a majority of Android platform versions have non-trivial
changes in the hardware interfaces, as the platform is dealing with
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