Android and iOS are the two dominant mobile operating systems. Android was developed by Android Inc. and is now owned by Google, using an open source Linux kernel. It runs on devices from many manufacturers. iOS was created by Apple to run exclusively on Apple devices like the iPhone, iPad and iPod Touch. As of 2015, Android had a larger market share of mobile devices shipped at around 85% compared to iOS's 18.7%. Both platforms have seen rapid adoption globally and now have millions of apps available for download.

1. iOS VS ANDROID
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SAHIBE ALAM

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

3. COMPANY PROFILE
Apple Inc. (iOS)
 Type :Public
 Industry :Computer Hardware and Software, Consumer
Electronics
 Founded :April 1,1976
 Founder :Steve Jobs
Steve Wozniak
Ronald Wayne
 Headquarters :Cupertino, California, U.S
 Revenue :US $215.639 billion (2015)
 Employees :115,000 (as of July 2015)

4. COMPANY PROFILE
Google Inc. (Android)
 Type :Public
 Industry :Internet, Computer Software, Mobile OS
 Founded :September 4,1998
 Founder :Larry Page
Sergey Brin
 Headquarters :California, U.S
 Revenue :US $74.54 billion
 Employees :57,100 (Q2 2015)

5. iOS AND ANDROID
 Right now, It’s two horse race – IOS and ANDROID. Everyone else
is toast Android and IOS devices are being adopted globally 10x faster
than the PC, 2x faster than the 90s Internet Boom and 3x faster
than recent social networks
iOS
iOS is the new operating system for mobile devices.
It’s the product of Apple which you seen in Apple devices like iPhone, iPad,
and iPod touch.
iOS provide good interface for mobile devices where user get more comfort
in touch interface.
ANDROID
Android is Linux- based Operating System designed primarily for
touchscreen mobile devices such as smartphones and tablet computers.
Initially developed by Android Inc. ,Which google backed financially and
later purchased in 2005

6. LET’S TALK iOS
 iOS comprises the operating system and technologies that you use to run
applications natively on devices , such as ipad, iphone and ipod touch.
 iOS even ensures that performance and battery space life don’t suffer
even if you are multitasking.
 It had a 18.7 % shared of the smartphone mobile OS units shipped in the
fourth quarter of 2015, behind only google’s android.
 Programmed in :C, C++, Objective-C
 OS family :OS X, UNIX
 Initial release :June 29,2007
 Kernel type :Hybrid (XNU)
 Default user :Cocoa touch
interface (multi-touch,GUI)

7. DEVICES WITH iOS
iPHONE 7
iPAD MINI iPOD TOUCH
4TH GEN
iPOD TOUCH
5TH GEN
iPAD iPHONE 3GS
iPHONE 4 iPHONE 5s

8. iOS ARCHITECTURE
 At the highest level, iOS acts as an intermediary between the underlying
hardware and the apps that appear on the screen. The apps you create
rarely talk to the underlying hardware directly. Instead, apps
communicate with the hardware through a set of well-defined system
interfaces that protect your app from hardware changes.
 The Kernel in iOS is based on same variant of the basic mach Kernel
that is found in MAC OSX
 In iOS, there are four abstraction layers:-

9. FEATURES
Notifications Newsstand Safari Siri
Face time Twitter Messages Maps
Wifi sync Accesibility Air play Facebook

10. LET’S TALK ANDROID
 Android is a Linux based Operating System.
 Android is open source and Google releases the code under the Apache
License.
 This open source code and permissive licensing allows the software to
be freely modified and distributed by device manufacturers, wireless
carriers and enthusiast developers.
 Programmed in :C, C++, JAVA
 OS Family :UNIX-LIKE
 Initial release :September 23,2008
 Kernel type :Monolithic (Modified
Linux Kernel)

11. VERSIONS

12. FEATURES
Google wallet Google play books Gmail Play music
Chrome Accesibility
Google maps Google talk Google play

13. DEVICES WITH ANDROID
 COMPANIES THAT HAVE
ADOPTED ANDROID
I. Samsung
II. Sony
III. Htc
IV. Huawei
V. Panasonic
VI. LG
VII. Motorola
VIII.Lenovo
IX. Oppo
X. Asus

14. STATISTICS

15. STATISTICS

16. STATISTICS

17. DIFFERENCES

18. Facts related to Android
 In 2004, the Android OS was developed with the backing of
Google by Android Inc. In 2005, Google paid $50 million
for the OS.
 Originally the Android OS wasn’t designed for the
smartphone market; it was actually developed as a digital
camera platform.
 All Android versions, with the exception of Android 1.0 &
1.1, are named after confectionary and desserts i.e. Jelly
Bean, Ice Cream Sandwich and KitKat.
 The first smartphone running Android was released in
2008, the HTC Dream it had a sliding keyboard.
 The word ‘Android’ means a human with a male robot
appearance.
 As of June 2016 Android’s app store “Google Play” has
over 2.2 million apps to download.
 In 2015 there were around 98.5 million Android
smartphone users in the US and in 2016 there are 107.7
million.

19. Facts related to iOS
 it's easy to forget sometimes that "iOS" is a relatively recent
term. Until June 2010, Apple referred to its mobile operating
system as "iPhone OS."
 There are 101 million iPhone users in the US
 Since the population of the US is about 318 million, that
means that nearly 1/3 of the population owns an iPhone.
 In 2011, Apple sold more iOS devices (156 million) than all the
Macs it had sold in 28 years (122 million).
 In order to use the name "iOS," Apple had to reach an
agreement with Cisco, which already owned the trademark.
Apple and Cisco had also battled for the rights to the term
"iPhone.“
 As of June 2016, 2 million apps were available in the App
Store to download for various iOS devices.

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