*Android provides another way to deal with HTTP services, and that is using the
java.net,HttpURLConnection class.
* This is not unlike the HttpClient classes,but HttpURLConnection tends to require more
statements to get things done.
* On the other hand , this class is much smaller and lightweight than HttpClient.
* Starting with the Gingerbread release, it is also fairly stable.
* So,you should consider it for apps on more recent devices when you just need basic
HTTP features and you want a compact application.
java.net,HttpURLConnection class.
* This is not unlike the HttpClient classes,but HttpURLConnection tends to require more
statements to get things done.
* On the other hand , this class is much smaller and lightweight than HttpClient.
* Starting with the Gingerbread release, it is also fairly stable.
* So,you should consider it for apps on more recent devices when you just need basic
HTTP features and you want a compact application.
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