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Google Android sounds like the name of a phone, but it really is not. Google Android is the name used to refer to the operating system of mobile phones. The market is flooded with mobile phones these days, and consumers are spoiled for choice. What is Google Android makes it so different? And why would anyone start with a completely different OS at all?
is currently better known mobile operating systems on the market is Symbian, Palm, Windows Mobile and recently OS X for the iPhone. These operating systems are all competing for market share. But the similar aspect of these operating systems is that they are all closed. In other words, no one else, but the company itself, the development of applications for the operating system (with the exception of OS X, which we will discuss later).
why all phones that are equipped with these operating systems limited applications that can be installed.
recognition of the growing trend of open network, Google is hoping that all change with Google Android. The SDK (Software Development Kit) offered by Google developers can really innovative and come up with applications that can be installed in Google Android. We have all seen this concept in the Internet by storm.
So we see the Firefox browser, the vulnerability in Internet Explorer. It is able to catch up quickly because it can develop developers, useful extensions for the browser. To date, there are hundreds of extensions for the Firefox browser, and its popularity is still rising. The same is true for Social Community Sites. MySpace used to the above social community site. But Facebook was popular and quickly rose to be on par with MySpace. Again, it was because Facebook started allowing developers to run applications on its platform.
The signals are clear. The open concept works, and Google Android is to overtake us on all the other mobile operating systems. The project is now on the Open Handset Alliance, which formed a group of companies from Google, T-Mobile, Sprint, Vodaphone, HTC, Motorola, Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson and other players in the mobile industry.
At some point, fans can not help but compare with Apple’s OS X. Google Android Finally, the Apple iPhone is extremely popular, and it also allows developers to third-party applications for the iPhone to develop and distribute it through Apple’s Web site. But the OS X also has a limitation – it can only work with the iPhone. So, if you do not like the iPhone (rare, but it happens), you are out of luck.
Google Android might become the leading OS. It’s just a matter of time. Already, the Open Handset Alliance, with mobile phone manufacturers together, to develop Android phones. So you are surprised not to find themselves on mobile phones from major brands such as Samsung, HTC, Motorola, etc. in the near future.
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