ios7 on your android devices

as we said that in the end of  the septembet the new version if the ios7 is gonna be released which will be working on all the apple devices an also be expected for public releas not only that there are over 200 new features in the new versoin and also will be the best

And this new version of the ios7 is made bl lots of efforts by Apple itself and also it had bring the best result for the Apple users but in  Android if a new updates will be awailable for spesific phones but by changing some aspects we can use if in other devices what happens if the ios 7 will work on your android devices you will able to experiance ios7 without having an Apple device

we can get it and it will be a perfect replica work not only that the menu,lock center,notification center and all the other features are been perfectly replicate as in ios7 not only the replication it also have the same function as in the ios7 which you can use in your Android smartphones

jbos7 Android theam

As this is a free theam it is very much easy us to get ios in our android smartphones and this theam is a complete UI transformation theam for your android smartphones this theam will replace your smartphone's existing user interface with the one like ios7

and even there is a easy controller app to control the control centre means u can costomise and add more various toggles for your android smart phones

Android 4.3 improvements detailed in video including big battery boost

                                         
The general assumption is that tomorrow's Google announcement will not only feature the new Nexus 7, but that it will also show off Android 4.3. Android 4.3 is expected to be another incremental update to Jelly Bean, and we're getting to see some of the improvements detailed in a new video. The good folks over at pocketnow have loaded up a leaked ROM of 4.3 and gone through the various changes that they found.

The biggest improvement that we saw is the battery life performance. There had been a fake rumor a while back that Google was working on something called PROJECT ROADRUNNER which would do for battery life what Project Butter did for performance. The rumor turned out to be fake, but that didn't mean Google wasn't working on the fix anyway. According to pocketnow  battery life in an informal test went from about 4-6 hours of heavy usage to over 25 hours. A big part of the boost from the battery meter seems to be in much much better standby battery life. 

In addition, the Android dialer now has autocomplete for both phone numbers and names. This is a feature that has been in custom software from various manufacturers, but it is new for stock Android. There is a new Emoji keyboard with what looks like hundreds, if not thousands of emoji. The only issue is that it is unclear if the emoji are visible on any device, just Android, or just Android with the updated keyboard (since that has been decoupled with stock

A next Android release comming soon and google organised an event for july 24th

july 24th will be the say of the android event by google in san francisco Google had send the press invitation the photo attach is just simply wrriten "Please join us for breakfast with sundar pichai"
                       
Pichai the VP of Android and chrome,as for sure there will be some exciting new features regarding the text version of the Google's mobile OS.Android jelly bean was out for a while for the google play store edition samsung galexy s4 but there was not so much features and neaw stuff insaide and we are hoping that was not the final thing hopefully at this event we gonna find some new features of the new Android version

As this ANdroid version 4.3 is still carry the jelly Bean name and it seams that Android 5.0 key lime Pie will be unwrapped at the next Google I/O

Android in June 2013: Jelly Bean overtakes Gingerbread

It's Android OS version stats time again and it's an end of an era – the era of Gingerbread dominance. Jelly Bean (Android 4.1 and 4.2) finally did what ICS (4.0.x) never managed – get more market share than Gingerbread.

Gingerbread in its current form (API level 10) debuted in February 2011, while the initial version, API level 9, came out in December 2010, but all GB phones were updated. Anyway, it's still the most popular version of Android going by version numbers rather than nicknames – v2.3 is at 34.1% and v4.1 is at 32.3%, with v4.2 contributing another 5.6%.

Both Jelly Bean versions saw an increase in market sharesince May at the cost of Gingerbread and Ice Cream Sandwich. Eclair and Froyo, which still hold single digit percentages have barely moved.

The Holo-centric Android 4.0+ versions now power over 60% of the Android market, which will hopefully mean that more devs focus on bringing a Holo interface with their apps.

Leaked images show Android 4.3 on a Nexus 4 at a mobile expo

Two lucky XDA Developers Forum members ("challeen" and "innocent36") were at the right place at the right time (Thailand Mobile Expo 2013). They spotted a Google Nexus 4 on display, running Android 4.3 and decided to share their find with the eager tech-savvy world.

As its About screen confirms, the device was running Android 4.3. One of the changes they've spotted is a fresh new camera app with a new action area, which features toggles for HDR, contrast, rotation, white balance, etcThe customary Easter egg menu shows Android 4.3 Jelly Bean, which does confirm previous reports that v.4.3 will retain the name of its predecessor rather than being called Key Lime Pie.