Motorola compressed Xoom is the first device to ship with Android 3.0, code-named Honeycomb, a long-awaited new version of Google's mobile operating system. Honeycomb has a sophisticated user interface that is designed for the tablet form factor is an important step forward for Android. Motorola has adapted the software of Google with an interesting piece of hardware that offers good performance and reasonable autonomy.
Although the Xoom has much to offer, the product feels very incomplete. A surprising number of hardware features and software are not functional promised at launch and will be activated in future updates. Xoom quality is also diminished by some of the early issues and the technical limitations that we encountered honeycomb. Tablet software nascent Google has a ton of potential, but also some of the gaps and edges that reflect his lack of maturity.
In this review we will close the material Xoom, comb the user experience, and the potential of the Android platform as a tablet operating system.
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