I OSVs Android
I OSVs Android
Touch devices. Formerly known as the iPhone OS, the name was changed with the
introduction of the iPad. It interprets the commands of software applications (“apps”) and it
gives those apps access to features of the device, such as the multi-touch screen or the storage.
It is the interface between the operating person and the device. Mobile operating systems like
IOS different from most other operating systems because IOS put each application in its own
protective layer, which will not allow other applications from manipulating them.This
makes it impossible for a virus to infect apps on these operating system, although other
forms of malware can and do exist. The protective shell around apps also poses limitations
because it keeps apps from directly communicating with each other. IOS gets around this by
using extensible, a feature that essentially lets an app have the approval to communicate with
another app.
Features of IOS
System Fonts
Folders
Notification center
Accessibility
Multitasking
Switching Applications(application does not execute any code and may be removed from
memory at any time)
Task Completion (helps to ask extra time for completion of task)
Background audio (helps to run in background)
Voice over IP (in case phone call is not in progress)
Background location (notified when location changes)
Push notifications
Advantages of IOS
Disadvantages of IOS
Android
Android is a software package and Linux based operating system for mobile devices such as
tablet computers and smartphones. It is developed by Google in 2007 and later the OHA
(Open Handset Alliance). Because Google developed Android, it comes with a lot of Google
app services installed right out of the box. Gmail, Google Calendar, Google Maps, and
Google Now are all pre-installed on most Android phones.
This makes it possible for just everyone, expert or not, to develop applications for Android
phones. As a result, an Android user can download and install great applications for free
from the Android Market, from thousands of apps. you can make free calls to your contacts
around the world through you computer or mobile device. Android makes this even more easy
and interesting. To make free or cheap local and international VoIP calls on your Android
device, you need to have Internet connection with decent bandwidth, either through a 3G or 4G
data plan or a WiFi hot spot, and you need to install a VoIP app from the Android Market. Here
is a list of the main apps for using VoIP on Android.
Android Features
Enhanced interface with the array of icons on the menu. Android adapts to high
quality 2D and 3D graphics, with multi-touch support.
Android supports multitasking, i.e. many applications will run at the same time, like in
a computer. This is not possible with simple mobile phones and many other smartphones.
All new means of connectivity are support: GSM, 3G, 4G, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, GPS etc.
Android supports many languages, including those with right-to-left text.
Multimedia messaging system (MMS) is supported.
Java runs great on Android. Applications for Android are developed in Java, but
instead of a Java Runtime Environment, Android uses the Dalvik Executer, which is
lighter on resources.
Android supports most voice and video media formats, including streaming media.
Additional hardware like sensors, gaming devices, other touchscreens can be integrated
in Android.
Voice and Video over IP. VoIP has many benefits, and Android manages cameras and
has embedded support for seamless use of VoIP for free and cheap calls.
On versions 2.2 and up, tethering is possible, which is the ability to use the Android
device as a mobile WiFi hot spot.
Applications
Advantages of Android
Disadvantages of Android