In the previous parts of the history of Android learned how the system has changed even before the official release. Today, for the first time, you will learn how to look like Android 1.0, which was installed on the first smartphone with green robot, ie the HTC Dream (T-Mobile G1 in Poland). Here is a further part of the history of Android.
Android 1.0, which is the first official release
There October 2008 year. After only 2 months after the last release of beta, which is 0.9 – the world comes to Android 1.0. This is the first official version so popular operating system today. The very core of Android did not differ too much from what is shown two months earlier, but it appeared a lot of new system applications. For the first time Google unveiled Android calendar, email, gmail, IM (instant messaging), Android Market (Play Store today), settings, and YouTube. At that time already he reigned iTunes. Google does not have its service with music, so the first Android appeared in the Amazon MP3 store.
Android Market, which is today’s Play Store
Of course, the biggest change in comparison to the beta was the appearance of the Android Market. It is true that initially appeared in the only games and applications, but Google from the beginning was to him much bigger plans. Hence the name – Android Market, that is all what you need in your smartphone with Android.
There were significantly different from Apple’s App Store. First of all, that it gives developers great freedom. Applications that do not undergo the tedious process of authorization and can replace system applications. Over time, it also proved to be a huge advantage and disadvantage of the entire operating system. It is also worth noting that at the beginning, developers can not charge for their applications. All were offered for free.
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