This document summarizes the major versions of the Android mobile operating system from Android 12 to Android 2.3 Gingerbread. Each version introduced new features and improvements related to privacy, notifications, interface, battery life, performance and more. The latest version, Android 12, focuses on privacy settings, notifications and user interface. Older versions included features such as dark mode, adaptive battery and split screen multitasking.

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Android Mobile Operating
System List
Android 12:
Android 12 is the latest version of Android,
released in 2021. It offers new features such as
improved privacy settings, enhanced notifications,
and improved user interface.

2. Android 11:
Android 11 was released in 2020, and it focused on
improving the user experience with new features
like chat bubbles, one-time permissions, and
screen recording.
Android 10:
Android 10 was released in 2019, and it introduced
a new system-wide dark mode, improved privacy
settings, and enhanced gesture navigation.

3. Android 9 Pie:
Android 9 Pie was released in 2018, and it
introduced features like Adaptive Battery and
Adaptive Brightness, which used machine learning
to optimize battery life and display brightness.

4. Android 8 Oreo:
Android 8 Oreo was released in 2017, and it
introduced features like picture-in-picture mode,
notification dots, and autofill for apps.
Android 7 Nougat:
Android 7 Nougat was released in 2016, and it
introduced features like split-screen multitasking,
improved notifications, and Google Assistant.

5. Android 6 Marshmallow:
Android 6 Marshmallow was released in 2015, and
it introduced features like Doze mode, which
improves battery life by putting the device into a
deep sleep mode when it’s not in use, and Google
Now on Tap.

6. Android 5 Lollipop:
Android 5 Lollipop was released in 2014, and it
introduced a new material design language, a new
notification system, and improvements to battery
life and performance.

7. Android 4 KitKat:
Android 4 KitKat was released in 2013, and it
introduced features like Google Now, immersive
mode, and improvements to performance and
battery life.

8. Android 2.3 Gingerbread:
Android 2.3 Gingerbread was released in 2010, and
it introduced a new user interface, improved
performance, and support for near field
communication (NFC). Each version of Android
comes with its own set of features and
improvements, and users can choose to update
their devices to the latest version if it’s available
for their device.

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