We asked you what the best Android UI is: if you had a choice, would you choose HTC Sense, Motoblur, or stick to Android pure and simple? To our surprise, HTC Sense completely floored the competition, and even beat pure Android. The HTC Sense Android UI scooped 66 per cent of the vote, with pure Android trailing miles behind in second, with 28 per cent of the vote. 5.6 per cent of you liked Samsung TouchWiz Android UI, and a handful of votes came in for the Motorola Android UI, Motoblur, and for Sony Ericsson UX.
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Whispers about Android 3.0 Gingerbread are starting even with Android 2.2 Froyo only just thawed out. The latest Android 3.0 chat comes from a Russian podcast but thankfully multi-lingual listeners have decoded the details. It’s big news with Android 3.0 Gingerbread apparently geared up for high end handsets and tablets and Android 2.1 and Android 2.2 sticking around for the rest. Read on for the latest tasty crumbs of info about Android 3.0 Gingerbread…
The Motorola Flipout, a square Android 2.1 phone that looks like it could be Moto’s answer to the Microsoft Kin, has just trundled into view after being rumoured for a good while. It’s packing an enhanced version of the Motoblur UI showcased on the Motorola Milestone but what other specs are secreted within the odd-looking square frame?
Motoblur, Motorola’s social network juggling skin for its new Android DEXT phone, looks almost tasty enough to tempt us away from the HTC Hero, but if you’ve got a T-Mobile G1, you might not even need to upgrade. One enterprising Android addict has got Motoblur running on the year old phone already, so read on for the details on the heavenly hack.