Andy Rubin and Prototype Moto Tablet with Honeycomb.
I love the look of Honeycomb so far. In fact, I'm surprised how much he showed, especially since it the official day they announced Gingerbread.
Here's what I saw:
- New unlock screen
I was also very impressed with the Tablet hardware as well. I did vow never to buy another Moto product after the Telus Milestone fiasco, but I could be well tempted by this device.
I love the look of Honeycomb so far. In fact, I'm surprised how much he showed, especially since it the official day they announced Gingerbread.
Here's what I saw:
- New unlock screen
This looks very nice. I like the swipe in any direction. It's very minimalistic. Very cool.
- Task switcherOne of the lacks that I've always felt Android has is a good Alt-Tab-like solution for switching between open apps. I'm happy to see something that looked like that to me.
- Multi-paned apps.This was kind of a given for a tablet, but it's nice to see its inclusion.
- Soft buttonsHaving a tablet not have a right way up is kind of cool. I really liked how the home, back, menu, search buttons moved with the screen.
I was also very impressed with the Tablet hardware as well. I did vow never to buy another Moto product after the Telus Milestone fiasco, but I could be well tempted by this device.