by Harish Jonnalagadda on (#552TP)
Honeycomb was a failure, but it introduced a lot of features that are present to this day.Techno-stalgiaAndroid CentralThe first phones I lovedAndroid 10 vs. Android 4.4 Android phones with physical keyboardsAdmit it, Android sucked before 2017The wild early days of Android smartwatchesWindows CentralThe glory days of Windows PhoneLegacy of the Pocket PC PC gaming changed my lifeBest video games of the '80sWhy Zune was great35 years of WindowsRemembering Xbox 360 iMoreFirst Mac memoriesRemembering arcadesLove for LANLemonade Stand memoriesThe classy iPod ClassicGame manual memorabiliaNintendo NostalgiaCassettes vs digital musicAndroid 3.0 Honeycomb debuted back in 2011 with a holographic UI that was clearly inspired by sci-fi elements. Google designed Honeycomb specifically for tablets, introducing a lot of new interface elements to take advantage of the added screen real estate. The interface looked like something out of Tron, and Googl...