Android is an open source operating system developed by Google and the Open Handset Alliance. It is primarily used in mobile devices like smartphones and tablets. The latest stable version is Android 9 Pie, while Android 10 (Q) is scheduled for release in Q3 2019. Some key features of Android include an integrated browser, Bluetooth, GPS, and support for 4G networks. It currently has over 77% of the global mobile operating system market share. Future versions will focus on improvements for foldable phones, privacy controls, and other new capabilities.

1. Presented by- Piyush

2. INTRODUCTION
 Based on a modified version of Linux Kernel and other open
source software.
 Designed primarily for touch screen mobile devices and
tablets.
 In addition Google has developed android TV, Android Auto
for Cars and Wear OS for Wrist Watches
 Variants of Android also used on Games Consoles, Digital
Camera, PCs and other electronics
 Android is a mobile operating system developed by the Google
and open handset alliance(OHA)..

3. Cont…
 Initially developed by Android Inc, which Google
bought in 2005, Android was unveiled in 2007 with
the first commercial device launched in September,
2008 with the version Android 1.0.
 Current stable version is Android 9 “Pie”, released in
August, 2018.
 Android "Q" is the upcoming tenth major release and
the 17th version of the Android mobile operating
system. The final release of Android “Q” is
scheduled for release in Q3 of 2019.

4. OPEN HANDSET ALLIANCE
(OHA)
 It is consortium of 84 firm for development of
open standard for mobile device. Member firm
include following
 It is devoted to develop open standard for mobile
devices.
 Develop technologies that will significantly lower
the cost of developing and distributing mobile
devices and services.

5. ORIGIN OF
ANDROID
 Android Inc.
was founded
in Palo Alto
California , in
October 2003
by Andy
Rubin , Rich
miner, Nick
sears, and
Chris white.

6. Cont…
In July
2005, Google acqui
red Android
Inc.. With Its key
employees,
including Rubin,
Miner and White,
joined Google as
part of the
acquisition

7. VERSIONS OF
ANDROID Android 1.0 (no code name)- September 23, 2008
 Android 1.1 (no code name)- February 09, 2009
 Android 1.5 (Cupcake)- April 27, 2009
 Android 1.6 (Donut)- September 15, 2009
 Android 2.0/2.1 (Éclair)- October 26, 2009
 Android2.2 (Froyo)- May 20, 2010
 Android 2.3(Gingerbread)- February 09, 2011

8. Cont…
 Android3.0-3.2.6 (Honeycomb)- February 22, 2011
 Android4.0 (Icecream Sandwich)- October 19, 2011
 Android 4.1-4.3(Jelly bean)- July 09, 2012
 Android 4.4(KitKat)- October 31, 2013
 Android 5.0-5.1(Lollipop)- November 03, 2014
 Android 6.0(Marshmallow)- October 05, 2015

9. Cont…
Android 7.0-7.1 (Nougat)- August 22, 2016
Android 8.0-8.1 (Oreo)- August 21, 2017
Android 9(Pie)- August 06, 2018
Android 10 (Q)- upcoming……

11. FEATURES
 Integrated browser
based on the open source
WebKit engine
 Optimized 2D and 3D
graphics, multimedia, &
GSM connectivity
 Bluetooth
 EDGE
 4G
 Wifi
 SQLite
 Camera
 GPS
 Compass
 Accelerometer

12. Current Scenario
Android 9 “Pie”
Get more
Android 9 harnesses the power
of artificial intelligence to
give you more from your
phone. Now it's smarter,
faster and adapts as you use
it.
Features:-
 Adaptive Brightness
 Adaptive Battery
 App Actions
 Slices
 Intuitive Navigation
 Digital Wellbeing
 Dashboard
 Select to Speak
 Background restrictions
 External camera support

13. CURRENT MARKET
POSITION
77%
22%
1% 0%0% 0%
Mobile Operating System Market Share Worldwide- July
2019
Android iOS KaiOS Unknown Samsung Windows

14. Future Scope
Android 10 “Q” Beta
Android "Q" is the upcoming tenth major release and
the 17th version of the Android mobile operating
system. The final release of Android Q is scheduled
for release in Q3 of 2019.
.

15. Android Q
features Native support for foldable phones
 New and improved UI customizations with changeable themes, icons and
fonts
 Allows users to control when apps have permission to see their location:
never, only when the app is in use (running), or all the time (when in the
background).
 New permissions to access in background photos, video, and audio files
 Built-in screen recorder Background apps can no longer jump into the
foreground.
 Improved privacy: limited access to non-resettable device identifiers

16. Cont…
 Sharing shortcuts, which allow sharing content with a contact
directly
 Bubbles notification
 Navigation gestures
 Floating settings panel, that allow changing system settings
directly from apps
 A native MIDI API, allowing interaction with music controllers
 Better support for biometric authentication in apps

17. Why Android
Android opens up a world of possibilities.
 Do more. By doing less.
 Let your curiosity be your guide.
 Find your digital happy place
 Go further with fewer limits.
 Keep your device and data protected.
 Create an event call

18. Limitation
 Android Operating System uses more amount of
battery as compared to other mobile operating
software.
 Security related issues are found
 As we call Android as world of Applications we
continuously need to connect with internet which is
not possible for all the users.

19. Conclusion
 We hope that the next version of Android have
overcome the actual limitations and that the future
possibilities become a reality
 There are chances of Android may become the widely
used operating system in world as it has its
application in many appliances such as washing
machines, microwave ovens, cameras, TVs etc.

20. Reference
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Android_Operat
ing_system
https://www.android.com
http://gs.statcounter.com/os-market-
share/mobile/worldwid
www.google.com/android/beta/feedback

21. Thank you