Comparison of mobile os
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The document compares the mobile operating systems Android, Windows, and iOS. It discusses their user interfaces, camera and map applications, browser compatibility, available applications, and key differences. The main points of comparison are the customizable yet simple UIs, integrated mapping and camera software, types of available apps, and advantages/disadvantages of each OS.
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This document provides an overview of smartphones, including their history and types of operating systems. It discusses the current state of Android, iOS, and Windows phones. Android and iOS dominate the market with over 80% share. The document outlines key features and popular models for each operating system. It concludes by anticipating continued innovation and growth in smartphone capabilities.
Android
A basic PPT on android. History and features of android. Gives surface information about the architecture of android and it's applications. A simple tutorial could be included to show how easy it is to make and run an application.
Android vs window
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Some material and content you see in this presentation was gathered from other sources. I do not claim any authority or copyright of this content, however if you are the owner or creator of any of the content inside, feel free to contact me and i will put a reference in it. The stats and figures mentioned are as of March 2014, and are likely to change in future.
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- 1. Comparison of Mobile OS Presented BY :- ASHRAFALI ABED (100840131051) Computer science and engineering dept
- 2. What is MOBILE OS? • very basic software which allows your phone to operate. • provides all of the basic functionality of your Smartphone.
- 4. Real battle started Android Symbian Windows iphone
- 5. What OS Do? User interface MAPS Application OS Camera Browser
- 6. User Interface • Your app's user interface is everything that the user can see and interact with.
- 7. Comparison of user interface Android windows Iphone • variety of pre- • concept of live • keeping things build UI tiles simple. • dialogs, • background •has added better notifications, and colors and accent functionality menus. colors
- 8. Camera
- 9. Comparison of Camera Performance Android Jelly Windows OS 8 iOS 6 Bean •Highly customizable. • Simple, sleek and easy- •best camera software to-use • Editing and deleting •all setting are images simpler and • Pure View technology automatically set faster. •this app is extremely •It's the perfect camera powerful and effective. for the average user.
- 10. MAP
- 11. Comparison of Map Performance Android Jelly Windows OS 8 iOS 6 Bean • Best mapping • Navtek Traffic service. • own mapping system. system. • Indoor mapping, 3D •Nokia City Lens. • Integrated with MAPS and street view. Yelp and SiRI. •Best 3D maping
- 12. Browser
- 13. Comparison of Browser Compatibility Android Jelly Bean Windows OS 8 iOS 6 • browsing and security • smart and highly secure IE •Safari is one of the best features. 10 browser. mobile browsers • syncing facilities • protection, and it •cloud integration and provides an amazing mobile offline reading. browsing experience.
- 14. Application
- 15. Applications Android Windows OS IOS • Play store • Windows phone •Apple apps store store •7,00,000 + Apps •1,00,000 +apps •7,00,000 + apps •Most apps are •50% free •Most are free FREE
- 16. The key Difference Android Windows OS iOS •Open Source • Close Source •Close Source •Java ,C,C++ •C,C++ •C ,C++ •Jelly Bean •Windows Phone 8 •IOS 6 •Galaxy s3,note 2 •HTC 8 S ,Lumia 910 •Iphone 5
- 17. Advantages Android Windows OS iOS •Multi tasking •Live Tiles •Camera function •Notification •Office hub •Folder setting •Full google •Xbox Live •Spelling test support •Internet Explorer •Multi tasking •Market •Find my phone
- 18. Disadvantage Android Windows OS iOS •Continuous •No bluetooth •Semi thread Internet connection messaging •Advertising •No Usb mass storage •Mail does not support the •Poor battery life •No multiTasking attachment directly •No copy paste
- 19. Thank you