Do you think Android 3.0 Honeycomb will be able to compete with iOS for the iPad?

Until recently Android Phone Apps have suffered compared to iPad Apps. The reason for this is that the Android 2.2 operating system was designed for a three-inch phone screen not for a tablet. In addition the three major developers have all come out with different screen sizes in their additional offerings of initial tablet computers.

However, Google has just announced Android 3.0 Honeycomb for tablet computers. The larger screen size of tablets encourages a proportionately larger design and gives developers more room to play around with 3D graphics, live streaming, and deeper connections with Bluetooth devices. The new System bar at the bottom of the screen has navigation controls.It's pervasive across all screens, but has a dimmer to become less obtrusive.

Most of these changes make Android tablets more competitive to the iPad. Only time will tell how ell the new OS performs. http://news.cnet.com/8301-17938_105-20029810-1.html.

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