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Google to step up on its Android OS

Google is trying to give its customers the best possible software version of Android OS. Its interesting to notice that the two best Android smartphones are running on older versions of Googles operating system. Samsung S4 and HTC One will soon be available unlocked and directly from Google without their custom user interfaces, but containing Android version optimized by Google.

It has to be mentioned that in 2008 when Google first released Android it advertised the operating system with an open code feature allowing companies such as HTC to customize Android in order to compete with Apple. The idea was very well taken by HTC and others as the company doesnt have to create a whole new operation system of its own.

Google took steps in modifying the mobile operation system as there were many imperfections needed to be fixed. In 2010 the company came up with a whole new updated version which is the way Google wanted Android to look like and function. However, most of companies like HTC have been already customizing older versions and the only brand running the modified version was Googles Nexus phone.

It seemed that newer versions of Android are always not implemented by newer cell phones.

Today, stock Android is better than any other customized versions. By the standardized  version of the mobile operating system Google would be able to issue updates to phones at its convenience. The company should think even further – how to implement those changes on already customized devices. If that proves successful for Google it really would be of a great advantage in the smartphone business for its Android.

Companys shares closed trade yesterday at $859.70 being up 18.87% year to date.

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