
FroYo - Wait!

At the Google I / O conference today was presented Android v2.2 - FroYo .
Some interesting features about her and her innovations:
Official Flash support ... and more;)

Jit compilation
With its help, it is supposed to increase the speed of work by 2-5 times, according to Google.

To test the quality of innovations with JIT compilation, an example is presented with two Nexus One - on one of them FroYo, on the other - Eclair. FPS games on FroYo do not fall below 30.

Number of Android Developers Exceeds 180,000 Bar

Innovations for Corporate Use

Namely: security policies, GAL search and much more
Backup API

Wi-Fi Tethering!

And it is activated simply - by pressing "Portable Wi-Fi Hotspot".

Browser changes

- JavaScript optimization
- camera API
ii ... Flash!

Yes, this is full Adobe Flash Player! I wonder if he will work at the same speed as his desktop counterpart?

Caption: “Adobe is much nicer to work with than just saying“ No. ”
Market

New ways and methods of searching for applications, searching within applications, (finally!) Moving applications to an SD card, and auto-updating applications!
Yes, yes, finally they made the transfer of applications to SD!

Bagreport
Nothing is perfect, like FroYo ... but the developers made sure that everyone could send them a bug report!

Advertising
A new type of contextual advertising was announced on Google I \ O - now there is no need to leave the current page to view advertising content. This photo shows the advertisement for Vampire's Diaries and a link to its trailer.

And if you search on Google Maps, then ... on advertising, you can immediately call! For example, in a sushi bar:

Summary
A few other interesting things were presented on Google I \ O - for example, HTC EVO 4G from Sprint, Google TV. However, Android FroYo also deserves attention as a modified, completed OS.
The post is based on Engadget's Google I / O, with my free translation.
PS What do you think, will the firmware of vendors of devices, for example HTC, Samsung .. be updated soon?
UPD: YouTube video about HTC Hero and Android 2.2 FroYo: