For those of you who are a fan of the camera, you will be happy to know that this interface has been improved in several ways. For one, the camcorder and gallery experience has been improved drastically. You can take stills and video more easily by being able to toggle between the two with more ease. You can also select more than one photo for deletion, doing away with some of the tediousness. The camera has also been quickened on the Google Android thanks to the 1.6. It is actually 39% faster than it was, and that is an impressive improvement by anyone’s standards.

And, perhaps the best of all, a new battery usage indicator. This indicator will allow you to not only see how much battery power is left, but to find out which apps are consuming what amount of power on your phone. This way, when your battery starts to get weak, you can stops some applications from running to save power, and you can do it by finding out which ones are using the most energy! This might seem small, but there are a lot of other smart phone users out there who wish they had this feature!

What will the Android 1.6 SDK be needing though? Does it come without the need for new software or hardware? Well, not entirely. For one, the Android 1.6 will require a newer version of ADT (android development tools) before you can use it. They say that your previous and existing apps will be able to run fine on the 1.6, but it is recommended that you test it once you get the 1.6 SDK (that is, if you don’t have it already).

Adapting to your new developer technology might be tricky at first, but even things like adapting apps to different screen sizes and building gestures will be easy enough, albeit with a little getting used to. The bottom line is that 1.6 will make your Google Android better, and that is what the important thing is. It is going to enhance your phone in a lot of ways, making it even smarter than it already is!