This document summarizes key features of the Android and Ubuntu operating systems. It begins by defining distributed operating systems as collections of independent components that share messages to achieve common goals. It then describes Android as a Linux-based mobile OS designed for touchscreen devices like smartphones. Key Android features listed include near field communication, wireless app downloads, custom home screens, and widgets. The document also outlines connectivity options, messaging capabilities, and multimedia support for Android. Finally, it introduces Ubuntu as an open-source OS designed for phones, servers, and computers, listing common software functions like office suites, web browsing, and gaming.