What does Google Android in 2012?

The latest improvements to the Android mobile operating system from Google let users dissatisfied. They are asking for more. And the year 2012 is likely to satisfy them. Better graphics, better tools for the photo, and maybe even a voice command function compared to Siri, appeared on the iPhone with the latest version of the IOS operating system from Apple - could be in the program.
The last major update of Android, version 4.0, also known as Ice Cream Sandwich, is about to leave, along with the Samsung Nexus Galaxy. And it will not take long for other smartphones and tablets incorporate this change in Google's mobile OS. But, despite all the inputs Ice Cream Sandwich, users look longer loin.Voici what the little green robot could win in 2012.Voice commands are progressing
Siri has the voice to everyone, and one could bet that Google is working on similar functionality for Android. Ice Cream Sandwich already provides speech-to-text instant to transcribe speech into text, and voice command is present in Android since version 2.0 of the OS. But it lacks the customization Apple has given his voice virtual assistant.
While it is unlikely that Google so a secretary imitating the voice unpleasant Siri, one can however imagine that Google will integrate voice capabilities into a larger number of applications. The application Translate is the best example. This offers a mode of conversation that allows you to translate his speech and that of others in one of 50 languages. The result is far from perfect, but it gives a good idea of ​​what Google could do with the voice in its applications.
A better photo software
In terms of camera equipped smartphones, the standard software proposed in Android is not likely to boast. He was lousy, slow, and offered meager basic settings. Fortunately, Ice Cream Sandwich performs an update more than necessary software photos of Android, introducing features such as panoramic and zero latency to take snapshots. Future updates to the OS could include face detection, plus more advanced features settings for advanced photographers. But these improvements would not benefit only the smartphone. Shelves that allow video chat gain in precision and a better quality video. Above we see appear on the market shelves more compatible with the 4G networks.
Adapt applications to hardware acceleration
We're starting to see phones incorporating dual-core processors. Unfortunately, not all applications have been optimized to take advantage of the additional processing power provided by these processors. With Ice Cream Sandwich, however, hardware acceleration is enabled by default. This means that future applications developed for the Google mobile OS will be more fluid and games will run better. Legacy applications to be updated to take advantage of these performances.