history and evolution of Android

One of the first things we learn in history classes, is that to understand this and try to predict the future is no better way to have knowledge of the past. If not then I gave importance to it that my teacher told me the secondary.
But today, basic law is applicable to everything that is in continuous evolution, including ourselves who would not be so now without having had a past (faaaa!! That thought, no? Lol!), And similarly no will be the same in 10 years.
Where are we? Ah! in MuchoAndroid.com.ar, and if ... Android in this sense does not escape, it would have been a revolution in the market appear so perfectly at once ... but no ... the first press release in which announced This robot was the November 5, 2007, but it was not until a year later they went to market a device called the HTC Dream, becoming the first phone with Android.
I have taken the trouble to collect a few facts and translating them into an image so we can see:
- Differences between versions,
- The process of maturation that has suffered;
- Make bets and projections about when will a new version;
- Or simply to learn to know.

Also listed some of the phones we found with each version (not in Argentina but in Europe) and eye, this does not mean that right now are, some of these phones just came with that version, or currently is with that count.

Hope you like:

Android Infographics

Android is winning more than the Coca-Cola no one doubts. All this success brings with it many questions and what better way to answer ... This ... What better way to try to simplify their explanation with images?

Via Twitter I have reached a Emezetablog article that I could not resist to bring here, curious what your presentation. As the title of this entry, a computer graphics Android in three images to be exact, by which to try to understand the creature.
What does this mean? The author explains:
The following graphics you can find all the answers to many of the issues some users are wondering (on Android):
* Starting sequence operating system.
* Alternative boot modes: Recovery, FastBoot, Safe-mode ...
* Types of reset: Soft reset and Hard reset.
* Existing types of memory: RAM, NAND (MTD), MicroSDHC ...
* Different speeds of microSD cards: Class 2, 4, 6 and 10.
* Common partitions NAND (MTD).
* Structure YAFFS2 filesystem.
* Disaggregated data and system partitions.
* Types of errors: NRA and FC.
* Android Virtual Machine: VM Dalvik.
* JIT: Just-in-time.
* Application Packages: APK and ODEX.
* APK application structure: AndroidManifest.xml, assets, resources ...
* Terms of development: ADB, SDK ...
* Different types of wireless coverage, GPRS, EDGE, 3G HSDPA ...
* Varied terms: Wipe, OTA​​, APN, Apps2sd, QR-code, Brick, root ...
* Different versions of Android, code name and date of release.

I allowed myself the license (literally) to join the three images that make up this inforgrafía on Android in a single, almost gigantic size to what is usual in a blog (575 × 3,672 pixels). Here goes:

See you in other day!

Mr. Mariano Salvetti