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Android
Chinese name: Android (unofficial) Anzhi (official)
Note: Google August 2005 The acquisition of the American Android company on the 17th was supported by mobile phone giant Motorola. Motorola gave up other operating systems (including its own Linux and UIQ) in 2010 to only support Android. Android's specialty business is mobile phone software, and Google later developed its Android business based on it. In the process of Android development, Motorola paid for the core code, and Google paid for public relations and branding, and of course its google app, but Google controlled the Android Market and a large number of users obtained through android google apps. The term Android first appeared in the science fiction novel "The Eve of the Future" published by French writer Lil Adam in 1886. He named the human-looking machine Android.
Android is an operating system based on the Linux open kernel. It is a mobile operating system released by Google on November 5, 2007. It was developed by a company originally named "Android" in the early days. After Google acquired "Android.Inc" in 2005, it continued to develop and operate the Android system. It adopted a software stack (also known as software stack) architecture. Divided into three parts. The underlying Linux kernel only provides basic functions, and other application software is developed by each company, and some programs are written in Java.
Data from early 2011 shows that the operating system Android, which has only been officially on the market for two years, has surpassed the Symbian system that has dominated for ten years, making it the most popular smartphone platform in the world. Nowadays, the Android system is not only used in smartphones, but also in the tablet market. It has also made great progress in smart MP4. Major manufacturers using the Android system include Taiwan's HTC (the first Google mobile phone G1 was manufactured by HTC), South Korea's Samsung, South Korea's Yuandao, the United States' Motorola, Sony Ericsson, etc. Mainland China manufacturers such as: Shoupai (A101, A100 , A80, A60S and the unlisted A70), Meizu (M9), Huawei, ZTE, Lenovo, Blue Devils, etc.