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Monday, May 6, 2013

Rumor from HTC on Android 4.3 - WebNews

Cristiano Ghidotti , May 6, 2013, 10:15

Into There is a bit ‘of confusion on what will be the next incarnation of the mobile operating system from Google. For several months it has taken for granted the arrival of Android 5.0 Key Lime, while a few weeks talking with the insistence of Android 4.3 release , in all probability re-released under the banner of Jelly Bean . What are the features of the update is currently still a mystery and to learn more have to wait until May 15, when will be staged bigg’s keynote at the event I / O 2013.

Into To kill time it is interesting to take a look at what has been published over the weekend by HTC , which on the pages of the site The San Francisco Android User Group has revealed some information about a meeting scheduled for May 16. The first of these concerns the BLE technolo gy, an acronym which indicates Bluetooth Low Energy . Its advantage, as is well understood already from the name itself, is to significantly reduce the amount of energy absorbed by the Bluetooth module during its operation. This could be useful, for example, to connect a device to the smartphone as Google Glass, which it has no 3G must inevitably rely on a phone for Internet access on the move.

Into the post reads then a clear reference to OpenGL ES 3.0 . Graphics libraries, as well known, are used for rendering of polygonal models, textures, particle effects and everything related to the visual sector of the video game. Whereas, during the Google I / O events are specifically dedicated to gaming, it is therefore possible that during the conference on May 16, HTC will discuss issues concerning their Android 4.3 and games .

Into All hypothesis, which as such should be taken with due caution of course. Another ques tion on the next release of the platform for the name: At this point we can not exclude Android 4.3 Key Lime Pie . Who has a good memory can be recalled the artwork published in early December by an employee of Mountain View (attached below), which clearly shows the mascot of the operating system intent on biting into a slice of lemon cake.