Android and iOS are the dominant mobile operating systems in the world. Android, developed by Google, is open source and runs on devices from multiple manufacturers. iOS, developed by Apple, runs exclusively on Apple devices. Both systems have grown rapidly in adoption over the past decade and now combine for over 90% of the global smartphone market. Key differences between the two include Android's open and customizable nature versus iOS's closed ecosystem, as well as their respective approaches to app development and security permissions.

1. IOS vs
Android

2. What is mobile OS ?
A MOBILE
OPERATING
SYSTEM is the
operating system
that controls a
Smartphone,
Tablet, PDA, or
other mobile
devices

3. Introduction
Android and IOS
Right now, its two horse race-IOS and android every one else is
toast.
Android and IOS device are being adopted globally 10x faster
than pc, 2x faster than 90’s internet boom and 3x faster than
recent social networks.

4. Company profile
Google Inc. (Android)
o Type :- public
o Industry :-internet, computer software , mobile OS
o Founded :-September 4 , 1998
o Founder :- Larry Page and Sergey Brin
o CEO :- Sundar Pichai (oct 2, 2015)
o Headquarters :- mountain view, California, US
o Revenue :- US $ 109.6 billion (2017)
o Employees :-88110

5. Company profile
Apple Inc. (IOS)
o Type :- public
o Industry :-computer hardware and software, consumer electronics
o Founded :- April 1, 1976
o Founder :- Steve jobs, Steve Woznaik and Ronald Wayne
o CEO :- Tim cook (Aug. 14, 2011)
o Headquarters :- 1 apple park way, Cupertino, California , US
o Revenue :-22,9.234 billion (USD)
o Employees :-123,000

6. Lets talk android
 Linux based operating system
 Open source and google releases the code
 Developed by android Inc. with google in 2015
 It was unveiled in 2007 along with the founding of the open handset alliance
• written in :- c (core), C++, java (UI)
• OS family :- Unix like
• Initial release :- sept 23,2008
• Latest release :- android 9 Pie
• Source model :- open source
• Available in :-100 + languages
• Kernel type :- monolithic(modified Linux kernel)

7. Devices with android
COMPANIES THAT HAVE ADOPTED
ANDROID
I. Samsung
II. Sony
III. One plus
IV. HTC
V. Huawei
VI. Zte
VII. Lg
VIII. Motorola
IX. Lenovo
X. Dell

8. Lets talk about IOS
 It comprises OS and technologies to run the application natively on devices
 It even ensure the performance and battery space life doesn’t suffer if you are multitasking
 It brings your iPhone and iPad to life with a beautifully easy to use design, indispensable apps and innovative
security features
• Developer :- apple incorporation
• Written in :-C(core), C++, objective-C, swift
• OS family :- Unix like, based on Darwin (BSD), OS X
• Initial release :-June 29, 2007
• Latest release :-12.0 beta 12 (Aug. 31, 2018)
• Source model :- closed source
• Available in :- 40 languages
• Kernel :- hybrid (XNU)
• Default user interface :- cocoa touch (multi touch, GUI)
• Personal assistant :- Siri

9. Versions

10. Advantage
 Android is open
 Easy access to the Android App Market
 It Gives you More Options to Fit your
Budget
 Highly Customizable
 Less Restrictive App Policies
 Can install a modified ROM
 Widget
 Ease of notification
 Performance is awesome
 Best gaming experience
 Suits for business and gaming
 Excellent UI and fluid responsive
 Excellent security
 Excellent for media entertainment
 Fingerprint scanning gives tough security
 Excellent camera quality even though
megapixels are less

11. Disadvantage
 Advertising
 Wasteful Battery
 Slow response
 Continuous Internet connection
 Overheating
 This operating system has a lot of process
in the background
 Many applications contain virus
 Not open source
 Not flexible only supports iOS devices
 The main disadvantages of using iOS Apps
are costly
 Devices are very pricey
 Applications are very large when
compared to other mobile platforms
 Supports only single SIM
 Repair costs are very pricey

12. Share in world

13.  1. Ok Google
 2. Automation
 3. Android Pay
 4. Virtual Reality
 5. Widgets
 6. Removable Storage And Battery
 7. Custom ROMs
 8. Controlling Your Phone From Your Computer
 9. Clear Permissions System
 1. Smarter Siri
 2. Smoother Live Photos
 3. iMessage
 4. Voice Mail
 5. Better Emoji
 6. Feedback Form
 7. 3D Touch
 8. Lyrics In The Music App
 9. Lightning Is Miles Better Than Micro USB
Features

14. Publishing
 Very Quick
 Developer pays US$25 (Rs.1660) one
time
 Developer earns 70% revenue
 Several stores: Google play, Amazon…
 Paid apps available in 136 countries
 Number of screenshots of apps, only
short description
 Days… and days… and days… (Many
restriction)
 Developer pays US$99 (Rs.6576)
annually
 Developer earns 70% revenue
 App store only
 Paid apps available in 155 countries
 5 screenshots and description

16. Survey

17. Lets talk about
security
 Access control, isolation, web security
 Encryption
 Permission based-across control :-
• Statics list in manifest file
• User presented with list at installation time
 Wild west app marketplace :-
• Nearly any app is allowed to market
• Android specific malware
 Access control, isolation ,web security
 Encryption
 Permission based-access control :
• Dialog box at run time
 Geolocation
 Auto Erase

18. Statistics

20. Facts
 iPhones account for 48.1% of US smartphone sales, compared to 46.7% for Android
 39% of those in the US who intend to buy a smartphone in the next 6 months plan to buy an
Android phone, vs. 42% for a IPHONE
 iOS and Android apps will generate a total of $8.7B in 2012, a 60% increase over $5.4B in 2011
 31.9% of U.S. smartphone owners use iPhones
 At the half of 2012, there were 410 million (41 crores) IOS devices have been activated so far
 Android had a worldwide smartphone market share of 75% during the third Quarter of 2012,with
500 million devices activated in total and 1.3 million activated per day