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It was not used in any commercially available device.
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It was the first release used in a commercial device
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It was first utilized by a number of manufacturers
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Improved voice search and search experience
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Few devices were released with v2.0, but v2.1 has been quite popular. These releases were both code-named Eclair.
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Numerous enhancements for Microsoft's Exchange were used, such as remote wipe, calendar support, global address lists and improved security
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There have been a stream of minor updates and bug fixes to version 2.3 since it's intial release
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3.0: It is targeted at devices with larger screens.
3.1: USB devices and accessories supported, including mice, keyboards, digital cameras and more.
3.2: Direct application access to SD card file system -
It merges the 3.x tab centric design and the v2.x phone based design into a single version.
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4.1: Improved touch response and transitions. Improved Voice search
4.2: Beam photos and vidoes.Multiple users for tablets
4.3: Restricted profiles for tablets.4K Resolution support -
Just say "Ok Google" to start voice operations.
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5.0: Responsive UI with natural lighting and shadows. Android TV
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Support for multiple SIM cards.
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Improved privacy controls
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Nougat introduces notable changes to the operating system and its development platform, including the ability to display multiple apps on-screen at once in a split-screen view.
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it was the first developer preview of Android "O"
