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During his Google IO Developer Conference, Google announced that several major manufacturers Android-based units have joined forces to develop common guidelines and comply with the launch of new versions of Android for existing units.

Currently, when purchasing a mobile phone operated with Android, the buyer has no guarantee as to the frequency and speed with which the terminal manufacturer shall keep updated with new versions of the platform.

The guidelines have been developed now will determine, among other things, the speed with which the units must be updated after the release of a new version of Android. Also specify the period in which the manufacturer is obliged to offer new versions of the operating system for older units.

Currently there are large differences not only between manufacturers but also between a model and another, the same manufacturer. Some models are updated rapidly, while in other cases the procedure can take up to six months. Some manufacturers discontinue the installation of new versions of Android after relatively short time. In some cases this is because the hardware is inadequate, although there are several examples to the contrary.

While the development of guidelines is not yet complete, and it was agreed that the new units of the Partnership participants will receive the new Android updates for 18 months after its launch, as the hardware permits.

The founding members of the alliance include Verizon, HTC, Samsung, Sprint, Sony Ericsson, LG, T-Mobile, Vodafone, Motorola and AT & T, but from already welcomed new stakeholders.

According to Google, Android 2.2. has been installed in 66% of all units operated with Android. Android 2.3, released in December 2010, has only been installed in 4% of total global terminals.

I begin with what I’ve noticed with the naked eye. Although nearly all commercially available tablets seem, none has been compared to the top of the list of sales, new from Apple.

With the arrival of 2011, I had the opportunity to meet with a group of “testers,” people in charge of testing different technologies for commercial production. As a result share a brief summary of the contrasts on new Tablets are available for this first quartet of the year and for those coming.

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It’s amazing the speed with which 3D technology is developing nowadays. Especially in devices that allow us to enjoy it in the comfort of home.

One of the most recent, shows South Korean companies – Samsung, who presented this week his new three dimensional glasses. A couple fairly attractive, exquisitely elegant and above all, very attractive (as well as highly functional, of course).

It is quite light, a pair of extensions or ‘legs’ ultra thin converging from the focus to the extensions that make the role of wireless recharging! In general they weigh only 28 grams, a figure that can be interestingly compared with the “alleged weight of the soul” equivalent to 21 grams.

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Samsung has introduced two new wireless printers, the CLP-325W and CLX-3185FW. Both printers feature the new company “polymerized chemical” toner, which is claimed to create more lasting impressions with a greater fusion of deterioration in the image below.

The devices are compatible with print speeds up to 17 pages per minute in black and white mode, or four pages per minute when printing in color.

Users can also choose between 1K and 1.5K toner yield, while the new toner is said to represent a saving of 35 percent of the electricity compared to previous models.

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The company Microsoft would be planning to release at CES (Consumer Electronics Show 2011), a new set of tablets and the new Windows 8 (operating system).

So much has been achieved by tablets success of Apple and Samsung ipad Galaxy Tab, which the company Microsoft has decided to innovate with new hardware and keep up.

According to a publication of the New York Times, Microsoft join forces with Dell and Samsung separately, in order to develop a couple of tablets.

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