What Notion Ink has done last year is really amazing – introduced and flaunting a “dream tablet” that runs on a customized Android version and then bringing it to the market in reality. That’s quite a crazy story, but even with the latest software hitch fiasco, it seems that Notion Ink is bent on making a mark, as they are now making Honeycomb for the Adam tablet.
The release date for the recent version of Android OS for Adam is yet to be announced, but as the developers have just had access to an old version of the SDK, it could be months rather than weeks. What would be worth watching is – how does Notion Ink plan to handle this new Honeycomb UI because it is way too different from their customary Ede UI on top on Android 2.2? Many doubt that they would be disposing of their “baby” UI for the new Honeycomb experience. But, how much are they willing to change to make Honeycomb work with Eden?
Perhaps we will find out in a few months time, what according to Notion Ink, the Honeycomb feel and look will be like for Adam. And some expect that they will replace most of it, if not the entire Honeycomb interface.
