Fr MODERN Electronics Company Ltd (MECL), a subsidiary of the Al Faisaliah Group and Sony, the leading consumer electronics brand, announced Wednesday a technology evolution for its Sony Tablet devices through a free Android 4.0.3 (Ice Cream Sandwich) update to offer a more sophisticated multimedia experience to consumers. The latest Android Version 4.0.3 brings new features and operating system enhancements to Sony Tablet. In addition to a major user interface overhaul, the update offers a number of new Sony-unique apps and functionality that provide an intuitive and seamless Tablet browsing experience. Android 4.0.3 makes it easier to create folders on the Workspace with simple drag and drop gestures. Users can also dismiss recently-used apps with a swipe to boost system performance and prolong battery life. The new platform enables the Tablet to offer a more responsive browser, allowing the user to toggle instantly between desktop- and mobile-optimized web sites. Pages can also be saved for offline reading in areas that are not Wi-Fi enabled. In addition to the standard enhancements provided by Android 4.0.3, Sony has created a line-up of signature apps to further personalise the device's multimedia interface, reinforcing its position of a personal entertainment hub. Sony Tablet users can now directly access and view content stored on a removable full-sized SD card, making it an even more attractive choice for viewing photos and video clips shot on a digital camera or camcorder. Inserting the camera's SD card into Sony Tablet allows users to view content on the detail-packed touchscreen or store onto the Sony Tablet. Frequently used functions are kept in easy reach with a new Sony-unique 'Small Apps' update. An 'always-on-top' launcher icon provides instant access to Browser, Remote Control and Calculator apps while using other Tablet™ features. This functionality highlights the device's enhanced perceptiveness allowing users to navigate more easily to their favorite websites, change TV channels or do quick calculations while viewing miscellaneous content.
