Google puts iPad in the crosshairs

Google puts in the spotlight IPAD

The Motorola Xoom Android Honeycomb tablet is displayed during a press event at the 2011 International Consumer Electronics Show. Google provides an overview Wednesday of the tablet computer software designed to dethrone the IPAD and courted developers key to the success of Apple gadgets. Google showed a honeycomb version of its Android operating system to be released in the next tablet Motorola Xoom who won raves at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last month. "Honeycomb is adapted to the new generation of tablet-sized computers," said the director of Google's mobile products, Hugo Barra, while demonstrating the features of the software on the Internet titan's headquarters in Mountain View, California. "We have invested an enormous amount of time to really optimize the performance of honeycomb. The system of free open source works is expected to soon be built in an array of touch-screen tablets in a growing market currently dominated by Apple iPad launched last year. In a sign that Google intends to woo the developers behind the "applications" that fuel the popularity of smart phones and tablets, executives here stressed that comb is built as a platform for innovation software. Google also announced the launch of an online store in market.android.com Android Market, where people can find work or set of applications for devices running on the mobile operating software. Belgian Internet is proposed to formulate a long-standing complaint by allowing developers to make money from transactions in applications such as the purchase of virtual goods, music or other digital offerings. "We received a lot of comments from developers who want more ways to make money from their applications," said engineering director Chris Yerga Android. "Today, we are releasing the code for the monetization of application to the entire community of Android developers." Disney Mobile CEO Bart Decrem said the U.S. entertainment power held outside of what their success "Tap Tap Revenge" music game for Android devices to songs could be sold to players. Tap Tap Revenge was one of three Android games presented by Disney in the event Decrem Google. "We waited until today's announcement to carry" Tap Tap Revenge 'to Android, and give our users the hard way that love is a key part of the game, "said Decrem. most successful mobile games for Disney, Tap Tap has been downloaded more than 50 million times. The large number of applications for honeycomb shown after the presentation includes interactive software applications to link users to a tablet to CNN news stories, images and video. "It's no secret that the pills are becoming a force in the market and is something we will be seeing all year," said the president of CNN, vice president of mobile Louis Gump. "We've been working hard for an Android application of the tablet." A free implementation of the CNN for honeycomb tablets will be launched "in the near future", according to Gump. The event took place the comb on the same day that News Corp. 's Rupert Murdoch unveiled "The Journal," an online journal created exclusively for the iPad. Murdoch, an enthusiastic fan of the IPAD, told The Daily only available in the Tablet PC from Apple, for now, but over time they appear on other pills. "We hope to be in every large tablets. However, we believe that this year and maybe next year really belong to Apple," he said at an event in New York. The journal is sold through Apple's App Store and iTunes, and cost 99 cents per week or $ 39.99 per year. Apple apparently has more firmly begun implementation of a standard financial transactions requests must go through their payment system with those of Cupertino, California-based company to achieve its reduction of 30 percent. Reportedly, a request Sony refused to link people to the online store of the Japanese firm of digital books to your reader mail because the sales were consummated outside the Apple App Store.