EXAMPLES OF

OPERATING
SYSTEM
Most widely used Operating System
01 UNIX OPERATING SYSTEM

TOPICS
02 LINUX OPERATING SYSTEM
OUTLINE
03 ORACLE SOLARIS

04 UBUNTU OS

05 WINDOWS OS

06 ANDROID OS
 Operating
UNIX System
Unix is an Operating System that is truly the base of all
Operating Systems like Ubuntu, Solaris, POSIX, etc. It
Introduction to
was developed in the 1970s by Ken Thompson, Dennis UNIX System
Ritchie, and others in the AT&T Laboratories. It was
originally meant for programmers developing software
rather than non-programmers.

Unix and the C were found by AT&T and distributed to

government and academic institutions, which led to both
being ported to a wider variety of machine families than
any other operating system. The main focus that was
brought by the developers in this operating system was
the Kernel. Unix was considered to be the heart of the
operating System. The system Structure of Unix OS are
as follows:
Architectural
Layer of
UNIX
UNIX is a family of multitasking, multiuser computer
Introduction to
operating systems developed in the mid 1960s at Bell UNIX System
Labs. It was originally developed for mini computers and
has since been ported to various hardware platforms.
UNIX has a reputation for stability, security, and scalability,
making it a popular choice for enterprise-level computing.

The basic design philosophy of UNIX is to provide simple,

powerful tools that can be combined to perform complex
tasks. It features a command-line interface that allows
users to interact with the system through a series of
commands, rather than through a graphical user interface
(GUI).
Some of the key features of UNIX include:

Multiuser Multitasking Shell Security Portability

support: scripting

UNIX allows UNIX is capable UNIX provides UNIX has a UNIX can run on a wide
multiple users of running a powerful robust security variety of hardware
to multiple scripting model that platforms, from small
simultaneously processes at language that includes file embedded systems to
access the the same time. allows users to permissions, large mainframe
same system automate tasks. user accounts, computers.
and share and network
resources. security
features.
Some of the key features of UNIX include:

Process
Communication Tracking

UNIX maintains a record of the

UNIX supports jobs that the user creates. This
communication function improves system
methods using performance by monitoring CPU
the write usage. It also allows you to keep
command, mail track of how much disk space
command, etc. each user uses, and the use that
information to regulate disk
space.
Advantages of UNIX:
1.Stability: UNIX is known for its stability and
reliability. It can run for long periods of time without
requiring a reboot, which makes it ideal for critical
systems that need to run continuously.

2.Security: UNIX has a robust security model that

includes file permissions, user accounts, and
network security features. This makes it a popular
choice for systems that require high levels of
security.

3.Scalability: UNIX can be scaled up to handle large

workloads and can be used on a variety of hardware
platforms.
Advantages of UNIX:
4.Flexibility: UNIX is highly customizable and can
be configured to suit a wide range of needs. It can
be used for everything from simple desktop systems
to complex server environments.

5.Command-line interface: UNIX’s command-line

interface allows for powerful and efficient
interaction with the system.
Disadvantages of UNIX:
1.Complexity: UNIX can be complex and difficult to learn for users
who are used to graphical user interfaces (GUIs).
2.Cost: Some UNIX systems can be expensive, especially when
compared to open-source alternatives like Linux.
3.Lack of standardization: There are many different versions of UNIX,
which can make it difficult to ensure compatibility between different
systems.
4.Limited software availability: Some specialized software may not
be available for UNIX systems.
5.Steep learning curve: UNIX requires a certain level of technical
knowledge and expertise, which can make it challenging for novice
users.
LINUX Operating
System
WHAT IS LINUX?
Linux is a Unix-like, open source and community-developed
operating system (OS) for computers, servers, mainframes,
mobile devices and embedded devices. It is supported on
almost every major computer platform, including x86, ARM
and SPARC, making it one of the most widely supported
operating systems.
Linux is a powerful and flexible family of operating systems
that are free to use and share. This openness encourages
people from all over the world to work together and make
Linux better and better. Since its beginning, Linux has grown
into a stable and safe system used in many different things,
like computers, smartphones, and big supercomputers. It’s
known for being efficient, meaning it can do a lot of tasks
quickly, and it’s also cost-effective, which means it doesn’t
cost a lot to use.
 HISTORY OF LINUX
Torvalds While Linux still lags Windows and macOS
recognized the Torvalds released on the desktop, it continues to challenge the
work done on the the Linux kernel proprietary OS vendors on servers and
GNU Project embedded systems.

1983 September
1991 PRESENT

Linus Linus' Unix 2002

Torvalds the work on GNU had not been
A community of developers
worked to integrate GNU
started working on Linux as a finished by the time Torvalds
replacement to the Minix OS components with Torvalds' kernel
sought a Minix replacement,
while at the University of to create a complete, free OS
prompting him to develop an
Helsinki in Finland known collectively as Linux
alternate OS kernel dubbed
Linux
How is the Linux operating system used?
The Linux OS can be found in many different settings,
supporting many different use cases. Linux is used in the
following ways:

• Server OS for web servers, database servers, file

servers, email servers and any other type of shared
server. Designed to support high-volume and
multithreading applications, Linux is well-suited for all
types of server applications.
• Desktop OS for personal productivity computing.
Linux is an open source and freely available desktop
environment for users who prefer it to commercial OSes.
How is the Linux operating system used?
• Headless server OS for systems that do not require a graphical user
interface (GUI) or directly connected terminal and keyboard. Headless
systems are often used for remotely managed networking server and other
devices.

• Embedded device or appliance OS for systems that require limited

computing function. Linux is used as an embedded OS for a variety of
applications, including household appliances, automotive entertainment
systems and network file system appliances.

• Network OS for routers, switches, domain name system servers, home

networking devices and more. For example, Cisco offers a version of the
Cisco Internetwork Operating System (IOS) that uses the Linux kernel.
How is the Linux operating system used?
• Software development OS for enterprise software
development. Although many development tools have been
ported to Windows or other OSes, Linux is home to some of the
most widely used open source software development tools. For
example, git for distributed source control; vim and emacs for
source code editing; and compilers and interpreters for almost
every programming language.

• Cloud OS for cloud instances. Major cloud computing

providers offer access to cloud computing instances running
Linux for cloud servers, desktops and other services.
Linux is highly configurable and depends on a modular design that
enables users to customize their own versions of Linux. Depending
on the application, Linux can be optimized for different purposes
such as:

• networking performance;
• computation performance;
• deployment on specific hardware platforms; and
• deployment on systems with limited memory, storage or
computing resources.

Users can choose different Linux distributions for specific

applications or adapt a specific distribution to incorporate custom
kernel configurations.
 Linux distributions
Linux distribution is an operating system that is made up of a
collection of software based on Linux kernel or you can say
distribution contains the Linux kernel and supporting libraries and
software. And you can get Linux based operating system by
downloading one of the Linux distributions and these distributions
are available for different types of devices like embedded devices,
personal computers, etc. Around 600 + Linux Distributions are
available and some of the popular Linux distributions are:
Around 600 + Linux Distributions are available and some of the
popular Linux distributions are:
•MX Linux
•Manjaro
•Linux Mint
•elementary
•Ubuntu
•Debian
•Solus
•Fedora
•openSUSE
•Deepin
Architecture of Linux
Shell
Kernel The shell is the user interface
of the Linux Operating
1.Kernel: Kernel is the core
System. It allows users to
of the Linux based operating
interact with the system by
system. It virtualizes the
entering commands, which
common hardware resources
the shell interprets and
of the computer to provide
executes. The shell serves as
each process with its virtual
a bridge between the user
resources. This makes the
and the kernel, forwarding
process seem as if it is the
the user’s requests to the
sole process running on the
machine. The kernel is also
55% kernel for processing. It
provides a convenient way
responsible for preventing
for users to perform various
and mitigating conflicts
tasks, such as running
between different processes.
programs, managing files,
Different types of the kernel
and configuring the system.
are:
1. Monolithic Kernel
2. Hybrid kernels
3. Exo kernels
4. Micro kernels
Architecture of Linux
Hardware Layer
System Library The hardware layer
encompasses all the physical
Linux uses system libraries,
components of the computer,
also known as shared
such as RAM (Random
libraries, to implement
Access Memory), HDD (Hard
various functionalities of the
Disk Drive), CPU (Central
operating system. These
Processing Unit), and
libraries contain pre-written
input/output devices. This
code that applications can
layer is responsible for
use to perform specific tasks.
interacting with the Linux
By using these libraries,
developers can save time
55% Operating System and
providing the necessary
and effort, as they don’t need
resources for the system and
to write the same code
applications to function
repeatedly. System libraries
properly. The Linux kernel
act as an interface between
and system libraries enable
applications and the kernel,
communication and control
providing a standardized and
over these hardware
efficient way for applications
components, ensuring that
to interact with the
they work harmoniously
underlying system.
together.
Architecture of Linux

System Utilities
System utilities are essential
tools and programs provided by
the Linux Operating System to
manage and configure various
aspects of the system. These
utilities perform tasks such as
installing software, configuring
network settings, monitoring
system performance, managing
users and permissions, and
much more. System utilities
55%
simplify system administration
tasks, making it easier for users
to maintain their Linux systems
efficiently.
Advantages of Linux
•The main advantage of Linux is it is an open-source
operating system. This means the source code is easily
available for everyone and you are allowed to contribute,
modify and distribute the code to anyone without any
permissions.
•In terms of security, Linux is more secure than any other system. It does not mean
that Linux is 100 percent secure, it has some malware for it but is less vulnerable
than any other operating system. So, it does not require any anti-virus software.
•The software updates in Linux are easy and frequent.
•Various Linux distributions are available so that you can use them according to your
requirements or according to your taste.
•Linux is freely available to use on the internet.
•It has large community support.
Advantages of Linux
•It provides high stability. It rarely slows down or freezes and
there is no need to reboot it after a short time.
•It maintains the privacy of the user.
•The performance of the Linux system is much higher than other operating
systems. It allows a large number of people to work at the same time and it
handles them efficiently.
•It is network friendly.
•The flexibility of Linux is high. There is no need to install a complete Linux
suite; you are allowed to install only the required components.
•Linux is compatible with a large number of file formats.
•It is fast and easy to install from the web. It can also install it on any hardware
even on your old computer system.
•It performs all tasks properly even if it has limited space on the hard disk.
Disadvantages of Linux

• It is not very user-friendly. So, it may

be confusing for beginners.
• It has small peripheral hardware
drivers as compared to windows.
Difference between Unix and Linux

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ORACLE
SOLARIS
Operating System
Solaris Operating System
Solaris is a Unix-like operating system developed by
Sun Microsystems, which Oracle later acquired. Solaris was
the successor to the company's previous SunOS in 1993.
Solaris gained popularity for its scalability and for having
many new features. Solaris supports SPARC and x86-64
workstations and servers from Oracle and other vendors.

After acquiring Sun Microsystems, Oracle discontinued the

OpenSolaris distribution and development. Oracle stopped
providing public updates to the source code of the Solaris
kernel, in August 2010, thus turning Solaris 11 back into a
proprietary closed-source operating system.
Solaris Operating System
Solaris is the Unix-like operating system developed by
Sun Microsystems rooted in the BSD operating system
family. The first release of SunOs dates back to 1982.
Since Sun Microsystems created the platform-
independent programming language Java and Java
runtime environment (JRE), Solaris systems come with a
Java virtual machine (JVM) and the Java Development
Kit (JDK) pre-installed.
 Sun provided the following three
extensions for its Solaris OS:

The Easy The The Internet

Access Enterprise Service
Server Server Provider

as designed for was designed Server

running in primarily for
networks that business-
also have oriented
Windows NT environments. It
systems. included
support for
clustering
Structure of the Solaris Operating System
•The internal structure of the Solaris operating system is similar to
the building of a city; from its core which keeps the whole façade
standing,
15%
to the exterior with which we interact.
20%
60%

•The kernel is the root of the Solaris OS and represents the core of Solaris. On
the other hand, the exterior part is denoted by the shell, which is an interpreter
of instructions. The shell provides us with a user interface so we can have
access to the operating system.

•Solaris 2.5.1 was the only version that supported the Power PC platform (PC
architecture of the type RISC). However this version ended up being canceled
soon after its release.
 Applications of Solaris Operating System
Networking
Enterprise Computing
Solaris is widely used in networking
Solaris is widely used in enterprise
environments for its advanced
computing, particularly in large data
networking features, such as support for
centers and high-performance computing
IPsec, IPv6, and multicast routing. It also
environments. Its scalability, security
provides a number of tools for network
features, and ability to handle heavy
management and monitoring.
workloads make it an ideal choice for
mission-critical applications.

Cloud Computing Storage

Solaris is also used in cloud computing Solaris includes several features that
environments as a platform for running make it a popular choice for storage
virtual machines and hosting cloud- environments. These include support for
based applications. It provides file systems like ZFS, which provide
advanced virtualization technologies advanced data protection and
that allow multiple operating systems management capabilities, as well as the
and applications to run on a single ability to manage large storage arrays.
physical server.
 Applications of Solaris Operating System
High-Performance Computing
Telecommunications
Solaris is used in many
Solaris is used in many high-
telecommunications applications, such
performance computing environments,
as mobile networks and call centers. Its
such as scientific research and modeling.
ability to handle high volumes of data
Its ability to handle large data sets and
and support for advanced networking
complex computations makes it an ideal
features make it an ideal platform for
choice for these applications.
these applications.

Financial Services
Solaris is used in many financial
services applications, such as trading
systems and risk management
platforms. Its scalability, reliability, and
security features make it an ideal
platform for these applications.
Features of the Solaris Operating System
Following are some prominent characteristics of the Solaris
operating systems:
15%

20%
60%
•The main founders of the Solaris operating system are Andreas von
Bechtolsheim, Vinod Khosla, Bill Joy, and Scott McNealy.
•Solaris Operating System itself is a proprietary and closed-source
Unix-based operating system.
•OpenSolaris is a free and open-source operating system developed
from the proprietary closed-source version of the Solaris operating.
•Other than scalability and interoperability, portability is one of the
greatest benefits that the Solaris OS possesses.
Features of the Solaris Operating System
• Solaris has an application binary interface (ABI), which
executes the application software on any operating system
with an identical microprocessor architecture. This leads to
decreased costs of software development, the faster landing
of products in markets, reduced costs of conversion, etc.
• Solaris is highly scalable. It’s capable of running on multiple
devices, independent of its pertinence to a big environment.
This ensures that if the user base grows or needs a more
powerful system Solaris can handle the situation well.
 Operating
UBUNTU System
What Is Ubuntu?
• Ubuntu is a popular free and open-source Linux-based operating
system you can use on a computer or virtual private server.

• Ubuntu was introduced in 2004 by a British company Canonical.

It was based on Debian – a popular distro back then – which was
difficult to install. As a result, Ubuntu was proposed as a more
user-friendly alternative.
• As the manager of Ubuntu, Canonical is responsible for releasing
a new Ubuntu version every six months. Canonical also provides
hosting servers for Ubuntu Community, allowing people
worldwide to contribute to testing software bugs, answer
questions, and give technical support for free.
Why Is Ubuntu So Popular?
User-
Friendliness
Ubuntu uses Linux
desktop environments
60%

for its interface.

Since Ubuntu
17.10, GNOME is the
default one. GNOME
doesn’t clutter the
screen with
descriptions, instead
using icons to facilitate
navigation.
User-Friendliness

60%
Strong Security
• Ubuntu is open-source, undergoing constant checks and reviews
by its community members. As a result, any security
vulnerabilities can be identified and eliminated quickly. Generally,
Linux distributions have fewer security flaws compared to other
operating systems.
• What’s more, Ubuntu employs AppArmor, a kernel enhancement
that restricts how programs behave and limits their resources. It
works when you have profiles inserted into the kernel.
• In addition, there are a number of security practices Ubuntu
supports, such as automatically installing security updates, using
us do instead of root Linux user, implementing complex
passwords, setting up a VPN server, configuring firewall using
ufw, and enabling iptables.
More Software Options
• Most of the popular macOS and Windows applications such
as Slack, Spotify, and Firefox are also available for Linux users and can
be installed via the Ubuntu Software Center. Even if you can’t find the
application you want, chances are there is a quality alternative available.
For example, Libre Office works just as well as Microsoft Office.
• Another option you can use aside from the Ubuntu Software Center
is Snapcraft. It is an application created by Canonical that contains open-
source and proprietary software packages available for Linux-based
operating systems. One major advantage of Snapcraft is that it uses the
snapd daemon that automatically checks and updates applications.
More Software Options
Enhanced Privacy
• Just like any other operating system, Ubuntu has its data privacy policy.
There are four fundamental principles that Ubuntu follows in terms of
personal information processing:

• Ubuntu doesn’t ask for personal data unless it truly needs such
information for legal purposes.
• Ubuntu doesn’t share its users’ personal information with anyone except
to provide its customers with products and services, comply with the
law, and protect its rights.
• Ubuntu doesn’t store personal information except if it is required for the
operation of services, to provide products, comply with the law, or
protect its rights.
• Ubuntu also collects some hardware information as well as
location and usage data. However, you can always stop it from
doing so. For example, location services can be disabled via the
Privacy settings, as shown below.
Lightweight Performance
• Ubuntu is not resource-intensive – it operates smoothly on low-
end devices. The default interface can run on less than 1 GB of
RAM. What’s more, a lot of Ubuntu desktop environments are
even more lightweight. For example, Lubuntu can run on systems
with as little as 512 MB of RAM.
Free of Charge
• Ubuntu is a free open-source operating system that you can
download from its official website. You can also modify its source
code as you see fit – as of now, there are numerous projects
based on Ubuntu.
Operating
System
Windows Operating System
The Windows Operating System (OS) is one of the most
popular and widely used operating systems in the world.
Developed by Microsoft Corporation, Windows Operating
System has become the go-to choice for both personal
and business computing. In this article, we will explore
the various features of the Windows Operating System,
different versions, important commands in the Windows
Operating System, and the key differences between
Linux and Windows Operating Systems.
Windows Operating System (OS) is a graphical user interface
(GUI) based operating system developed by Microsoft Corporation.
It is designed to provide users with a user-friendly interface to interact
with their computers. The first version of the Windows Operating
System was introduced in 1985, and since then, it has undergone
many updates and upgrades. Windows Operating System is compatible
with a wide range of hardware and software applications, making it a
popular choice for both personal and business computing. It has a built-in
security system to protect the computer from malware and viruses and
provides a comprehensive file management system that makes it easy for
users to organize and access their files. Windows Operating System also
allows users to run multiple applications simultaneously, making it easy to
work on multiple tasks at the same time.
Features of Windows Operating System
1.Control Panel:
The control Panel is a
centralized location within
Windows where users can
manage various system
settings, including security and
privacy, display, hardware and
sound, and programs. It
provides users with access to
a range of tools and settings,
making it easy to customize
the Windows experience.
Features of Windows Operating System
2. Internet Browser:
An Internet Browser is a
software application that
allows users to access and
browse the Internet. Windows
provides a built-in internet
browser called Microsoft Edge,
which includes features such
as tabbed browsing, search
suggestions, and web notes.
Features of Windows Operating System
3. File Explorer:
File Explorer is a file
management tool that allows
users to browse, open, and
manage files and folders on
their computers. It provides a
user-friendly interface for
users to view and manage
files and includes features
such as search, copy, move,
and delete.
Features of Windows Operating System
4. Taskbar
Taskbar is a horizontal bar that appears at the bottom of the
Windows desktop. It provides quick access to frequently used
applications and displays open windows and programs. The taskbar
also includes system icons such as volume, network, and battery
status.
Features of Windows Operating System
5. Microsoft Paint
Microsoft Paint is a
graphics editing software
that allows users to create
and edit images. It provides
users with basic drawing
tools such as a pencil,
brush, and eraser, and
allows users to add shapes,
text, and images to their
designs.
Features of Windows Operating System
6. Start Menu
Start Menu is a menu that
appears when users click the
Start button on the Windows
taskbar. It provides access to
frequently used applications,
settings, and files, and includes a
search bar that allows users to
quickly find files and
applications.
Features of Windows Operating System
7. Task Manager
Task Manager is a
system tool that allows
users to view and
manage running
applications and
processes. It provides
users with information
about CPU and memory
usage and allows users to
end unresponsive
programs and processes.
Features of Windows Operating System
8. Disk Cleanup
Disk Cleanup is a system tool
that allows users to free up
space on their hard drives by
removing unnecessary files
and data. It scans the system
for temporary files, cache, and
other unnecessary data, and
provides users with the option
to remove them.
Features of Windows Operating System
8. Cortana
Cortana is a virtual
assistant software that
allows users to interact
with their computers
using voice commands. It
provides users with
access to information,
and reminders, and can
perform tasks such as
sending emails and
setting reminders.
Various Versions of Windows Operating System
Windows 2.0
This version was
released in 1987, and
Windows 1.0 introduced features
This was the first version of the Windows such as support for VGA
Operating System, released in 1985. It graphics, keyboard
was a graphical user interface (GUI) for shortcuts, and improved
MS-DOS and included features such as memory management.
a calculator, calendar, and notepad.

Windows 3.0
Windows 95
This version was
released in 1990, and This version was released in 1995, and was
was the first widely a major milestone for Windows. It introduced
successful version of the the Start menu, taskbar, and support for plug-
Windows Operating and-play devices. It also included the Internet
System. It introduced Explorer web browser.
features such as
Program Manager, and
File Manager, and
improved support for
graphics and multimedia.
Various Versions of Windows Operating System
Windows XP
This version was released in 2001, and was a
major overhaul of the Windows interface. It
introduced a new visual style, improved
Windows 98 performance, and support for wireless
This version was released in 1998, and networks.
included improvements to the Start menu
and taskbar, as well as support for USB
devices.

Windows 2000
Windows Vista
This version was released in 2000, and was
designed for business use. It included This version was released in 2006, and
features such as Active Directory, improved included a new interface called Aero, as well
network support, and support for the NTFS as improved security features.
file system.
Various Versions of Windows Operating System
Windows 10
This version was released in 2015. It includes
a redesigned Start menu, support for virtual
desktops, and new apps and features such as
Cortana and the Edge browser.
Windows 7
This version was released in 2009, and
included improvements to the Start menu,
taskbar, and Aero interface. It also
introduced new features such as Jump
Lists and Libraries.

Windows 11
It is the latest version of the Windows operating
system, released by Microsoft in October 2021.
It builds upon the foundation of Windows 10,
with a focus on enhancing the user experience
and improving performance and security.
Windows 8
This version was released in 2012, and was
designed for touchscreens and tablets. It
introduced the Start screen, as well as new
apps and features such as Charms and
Snap.
Difference between Linux and Windows Operating System

Feature Windows Operating System Linux Operating System

Offers more features for

Allows use of command line, but not as
Command Line administration and daily
powerful as Linux.
tasks.

More reliable and secure

Reliability Less reliable than Linux.
than Windows.

The installation process is

Easier to use, but the installation complicated but once
Usability
process can take more time. installed it can perform
complex tasks easily.
Difference between Linux and Windows Operating System

Feature Windows Operating System Linux Operating System

More secure than Windows,

Vulnerable to malware and viruses, but
Security with less vulnerability to
security is improved in recent years.
malware and viruses.

Gives users full control over

Regular updates can be frustrating for updates, which are quicker to
Updates
users, and take longer to install. install and do not require a
reboot.

Does not allow modification of software, Allows modification and

Licensing only available on systems with a reuse of source code on any
Windows license key. number of systems.
Operating
System
Android Operating System
Android is a mobile operating system based on a
modified version of the Linux kernel and other open-
source software, designed primarily for touchscreen
mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets.
Android is developed by a partnership of developers
known as the Open Handset Alliance and
commercially sponsored by Google. It was disclosed in
November 2007, with the first commercial Android
device, the HTC Dream, launched in September 2008.
Android Operating System
It is free and open-source software. Its source code is
Android Open Source Project (AOSP), primarily
licensed under the Apache License. However, most
Android devices dispatch with additional proprietary
software pre-installed, mainly Google Mobile Services
(GMS), including core apps such as Google Chrome,
the digital distribution platform Google Play and the
associated Google Play Services development
platform.
Android Operating System
About 70% of Android Smartphone runs Google's
ecosystem, some with vendor-customized user
interface and some with software suite, such as
TouchWizand later One UI by Samsung, and HTC
Sense.
Competing Android ecosystems and forksinclude
Fire OS (developed by Amazon) or LineageOS.
However, the "Android" name and logo are
trademarks of Google which impose standards to
restrict "uncertified" devices outside their ecosystem
to use android branding.
Features of Android Operating System
Architecture of Android OS
 Android Versions

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Android Applications
Android Emulator
The Emulator is a new
application in the
Android operating
system. The Emulator
is a new prototype
used to develop and
test android
applications without
using any physical
device.
 Advantages of Android Operating System

Android Multitasking
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programming under the name of Android. amusements and significantly more. These things
can be effortlessly downloaded and gotten to
through an Android phone.
 Advantages of Android Operating System

Android Notification and Android Widget

Easy Access Android operating system has a lot of widgets. This
Without much of a stretch, one can access their gadget improves the client encounter much and
notice of any SMS, messages, or approaches helps in doing multitasking. You can include any
their home screen or the notice board of the gadget relying on the component you need on your
android phone. The client can view all the home screen. You can see warnings, messages,
notifications on the top bar. Its UI makes it simple and a great deal more use without opening
for the client to view more than 5 Android notices applications.
immediately.
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 Disadvantages of Android Operating System

Android Battery Drain

Android Advertisement pop-ups
Android handset is considered a standout amongst
Applications are openly accessible in the Google the most battery devouring operating systems. In
play store. Yet, these applications begin the android operating system, many processes are
demonstrating tons of advertisements on the running out of sight, which brings about the
notification bar and over the application. This draining of the battery. It is difficult to stop these
promotion is extremely difficult and makes a applications as the lion's share of them is system
massive issue in dealing with your Android phone. applications

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Android require Gmail ID Android Malware/Virus/Security
You can't get to an Android gadget without your
email ID or password. Google ID is exceptionally Android gadget is not viewed as protected when
valuable in opening Android phone bolts as well. contrasted with different applications. Hackers
continue attempting to take your data. It is
anything but difficult to target any Android phone,
and each day millions of attempts are done on
Android phones.
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ENGR. ARNOLD F. REANO