HotRoderX
Android Enthusiast
I am pretty new to android and there was another thread that got me thinking. Are the different versions of Android more like service packs or completely new builds?
What I more or less mean is would Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0) be more a Service Pack to the Android 2.3 Gingerbread?
What I am trying to figure out is this
Would it be more like a Service Pack coming out for Window's where it just enhances old features but is still pretty much the same package as before.
More like a OS upgrade like Windows Vista to Windows 7 where there based off each other but one is a complete upgrade over the other.
More like Windows XP vs Windows 7 where there only loosely based on each other and everything is pretty much different.
This is more or less the tech nerd in me wanting to know.
I figured there has to be some logic behind google giving the OS's new names other then just for fun.
What I more or less mean is would Ice Cream Sandwich (4.0) be more a Service Pack to the Android 2.3 Gingerbread?
What I am trying to figure out is this
Would it be more like a Service Pack coming out for Window's where it just enhances old features but is still pretty much the same package as before.
More like a OS upgrade like Windows Vista to Windows 7 where there based off each other but one is a complete upgrade over the other.
More like Windows XP vs Windows 7 where there only loosely based on each other and everything is pretty much different.
This is more or less the tech nerd in me wanting to know.
I figured there has to be some logic behind google giving the OS's new names other then just for fun.