Sentences with phrase «like froyo»

Automated task killer apps gained notoriety in the early Android days, as users attempted to improve the task management capability of OS versions like Froyo and Gingerbread.

The only thing that's kept me waiting for iPad 2 is a) not a playbook fan b) the current android offerings aren't all that great as I personally don't really like froyo on a tablet.

First of all, tablets running android versions like Froyo or Gingerbread will be logged as phones, not tablets.

and an acai bowl... it's basically like froyo?

Aside from being the prettiest thing since cronuts, they are super tasty and just like froyo, you get to do your own toppings!

The other day my friend and I, after I will admit, quite a night on the town, really felt like a froyo.

Like froyo, the yogurt here is served with all sorts of toppings, but unlike froyo, it's not DIY.

Not exact matches

Now I think it may be the froyo reward cards Heather @ Run Like a G!

I would like to try this with some raw cocoa powder for some chocolate froyo!

I think it added to the look I love froyo... if only it wasn't loaded with sugar I also love these mirrored aviators because I always feel like a million bucks while wearing them!

like it's acai berries made into froyo, with granola and toppings!

At the moment even much smaller devices like N1 (with froyo) and n900 are closer to FIE then streak (i do nt mind double tap to zoom text).

Once I drilled down past the home screen, the tablet felt and worked like a relatively unmolested Froyo device.

However, there also exists a few similarities as well, like the APAD also runs the Android 2.2 Froyo, while on - screen resolution is also the same at 1024 x 600 pixels.

We'll see how this 3D trend works out in the rest of the world, but this Japanese release sounds like it has some good potential, minus the fact that it's only coming ready with Froyo.

The primary criticism of the Galaxy Tab is that the OS (2.2, or Froyo) isn't really optimized for a tablet - like experience.

Like the 1 GHz NVIDIA Tegra 2 processor, Android 2.2 Froyo with Dell's Stage software on top of it, along with of course the 7 inch, 800 x 480 pixel display.

Coming to the smart features of the Froyo, the Android 2.2 version will have painless support for WiFi tethering, which means it will now be possible for the sharing of a 3G connection on an Android phone to another device like the iPad.

Another interesting feature of the Froyo is its new speech recognition system that makes it possible for the device to comprehend complex phrases like» pictures of the volcanic activity in Iceland spewing ash throughout Europe» or «pictures of the Golden Gate Bridge at sunset» followed by instant search against these terms.

However, those who'd like to buy the Froyo tablet will have to shell out S$ 538 that comes bundled with a S$ 39 a month data plan which offers 12 GB of data usage along with 100 minutes of talk time.

Like the ZTE Light Tab is based on the slightly older Android 2.2 Froyo and is smaller than the XOOM with a 7 inch 800 x 480 pixel resolution display.

Google had earlier warned manufacturers against using the Android 2.2 Froyo, citing the particular version was not prepared for use in a tablet like device, something that the future Android versions, namely Gingerbread and Honeycomb will deal adequately.

I really like this device although it only runs Froyo, and I can see this device really catching on if they get the price right for end users and be big for developers.

Well yes, its Gingerbread and not Honeycomb though its the latter that everyone thought the Adam tablet PCs would taste like straight away after starting out with Android 2.2 Froyo.

So the specs sheet for the Beetel Glide looks like this: a 7 inch display (the tablet though is a bit elongated and hence looks more like a smartphone on steroids), a 1 Ghz CPU, Android 2.2 Froyo, 8 GB of internal storage with the option of adding 16 GB more via microSD card slots along with front and rear camera of 2 megapixel resolution.

Many users, like me, thought Flash Player 10.1 would come pre-loaded with the Froyo update on the Nexus One, but to our surprise, this was not the case.

Just like you hardly see a different between FroYo and Gingerbread phones half the time, lol

On the bright side, it looks like a developer over at XDA has been busy working with a leaked build of Froyo for Fascinate, -LSB-...]

To give one real world example, prior to Froyo you could only like to one Google Calendar properly, with Froyo you can link to multiple.

And like the previous version of Android («Froyo»), Gingerbread provides support for Adobe Flash Player 10.1 for access to the full Web.

Sadly, the Vibrant lacks a mobile hotspot app, so you're not able to utilize it as a mobile hotspot like the EVO 4G or the Droid X. Samsung did announce that Froyo (Android 2.2) will come to the Vibrant, bringing the ability to tether the phone to your notebook via USB.

You heard that: Samsung Vibrant and other like the Captivate, will get Froyo or Android 2.2 in November.

While aging Android versions like 2.2 Froyo, 2.3 Gingerbread, 3.2 Honeycomb and 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich continue their descent to the abyss, 4.4 KitKat is still struggling to gain momentum as 4.1 Jelly Bean increases its chokehold on the mobile world.

The phone features a 2.8 - inch touchscreen display, Android 2.2 (Froyo), HSDPA, Samsung Hub compatibility, a 3 - megapixel camera and a BlackBerry - like form factor with a full QWERTY keypad.

Like the Nookie Froyo ROM, it's really not practical for day - to - day use at the current time.

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The operating system is Android 3.0 (Honeycomb) although like all the Android Asus devices on show on CES in Las Vegas it was running Android 2.2 (Froyo).

Archos has recently unveiled Froyo powered Archos Arnova 7 tablet with 800 × 480 resolution 7» screen, 4 GB of storage, USB port, micro SD card slot, ability to playback 720p video with various codecs like avi, mkv, and mov files, Google Maps, Android Market access, AppsLib — brings an access to a fair amount of apps, and much more.

Like most Android devices currently for sale, it runs Froyo at the moment.

Like the original eLocity A7 seven - inch tablet launched in August of 2010, the new 10 - inch A10 tablets will ship with the Flash - enabled Android 2.2 (Froyo) OS with the powerful dual - core NVIDIA Tegra 2 T250 processor.

This seems like a pretty clear indication that Gingerbread will be released in two days, and that the upgrade path for the Adam will be pretty quick (since it has been said that it will launch with Froyo).

We also like the notification system that pops up new emails, app upgrade and calendar alerts at the bottom of the status bar which is both intuitive and an improvement over what we've seen on Froyo.

So while maybe not developed with tablets in mind, Froyo still performs like a champ in the speed department, which is to be expected.

The GridOS is actually built on top of an older version of Android (Froyo 2.2, to be more exact), but, while you get access to the Amazon Appstore, there is no support for most of the Google apps we like so much (Gmail, Google Maps, etc.).

Like all phones running Froyo, the Indulge supports pinch to zoom.

Froyo (short of frozen yoghurt) was released May last year, and as it looks like a big squirt of icecream, I suppose Google felt the need to differentiate its product releases, so went down this tasty route instead.