Android

Android is an open-source operating system designed predominantly for mobile devices, including smartphones, tablets, smartwatches, and televisions. It was developed by Google and released for the first time in 2008. Android is based on the Linux kernel and permits programmers to construct applications using Java, Kotlin, and C++.

Features of Android:

• The ability to operate multiple applications concurrently, providing users with a multitasking environment.
• It also provides a customizable user interface, allowing device manufacturers to design their own interfaces and pre-installed applications.

The Google Play Store offers an extensive selection of applications, games, books, movies, and other media for Android devices. Users can obtain and install applications from the Play Store to increase device functionality and personalization.The world's most popular mobile operating system, powering millions of devices from a variety of manufacturers. Android is renowned for its versatility, adaptability, and compatibility with a vast array of hardware configurations and devices.In addition to smartphones and tablets, this technology has been implemented in smart TVs, smartwatches, smart home devices, and even some automotive systems. Android's open-source nature enables developers to modify and tailor the operating system to meet the requirements of specific devices, which has contributed to its popularity and pervasive adoption.