Contador Wanarua Says Android Honeycomb First Impressions Are Promising Sign.

Online, March 16, 2011 (Newswire.com) - Google's Honeycomb is the operating system that according to Contador Wanarua the head of software business at Finn technology company will finally see it challenging Apple in terms of user interface. Honeycomb was designed with Motorola's Xoom in mind to such an extent that employees from both companies were co-located.

Although Contador Wanarua disagrees that Xoom can compete with Ipad the device has no physical buttons on the front and all of them are virtual, so they're always on the bottom left of the screen. Motorola says this means "you never get lost". A barometer means the device has a sensor for height, so it's a matter of time before an app is designed specifically for parachutists.

Wanarua says Honeycomb has a dual-core Nvidia processor, the Xoom combines impressive speed with Google's new interface .Motorola said it will add some features of its own, but the bulk of the innovation appears to be from Google's end here. When the product launches later this year, it will be down to Motorola to distinguish Xoom from the scores of other tablets that will emerge running Honeycomb.

According to Contador Wanarua the most welcome addition is the tabbed browsing and bookmark syncing with Chrome, access to Google books, a 3D video wall to show off YouTube clips, a two-pane Gmail interface. But Wanarua laments the requirements to compete with the gloss of the iPad are far way behind especially where the interface impresses particularly a slick solution to task switching brings up a neat list of running applications, for instance it is in greasing wheels that already exist rather than introducing radical new possibilities.

Contador Wanarua says that price will be key and according to Motorola the price level they're launching it at, it will be successful. Visit My Website : http://wanarua.com