So I have been using this near-decade old tablet and decided to throw in a video review of using a 9-year-old Android operating system in 2020 and see how usable it is.
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clearly you didn't watch the entire video before curating, post age is only 6 minutes and the video is 12 minutes long
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Android 3 was a very good version of the operating system. I like it, and it doesn't look outdated yet. In fact, all the following releases have just been refinements of the new capabilities or just building on top of it. Android 4 was purely the cell-phone adaptation of Honeycomb, without any single change to the APIs. Without the hardware acceleration firstly introduced on 3.0, there could have not be those beautiful transitions between activities on apps. Sad that even Google tends to avoid speaking about Honeycomb and when it does, it is for blaming themselves for releasing it.