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Android is a Linux based mobile operating system developed by Google, so it serves as its mobile operating

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system.

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Today, the platform is the foundation for a wide variety of modern technology, such as mobile phones

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and tablets, wearable tech TVs and other smart devices.

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Typical Android build ship with a range of preinstalled apps and support the installation of third party

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apps through the Google Play store and other marketplaces.

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It's free, it's open source, and it's source code is known as Android Open Source Project, which

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is primarily licensed under the Apache license.

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Android OS is divided into various version numbers, implying significant jumps and features operation

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and stability, which usually have code names.

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The history of Android begins in October 2003, well before the term smartphone was widely used and

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well several years before Apple announced its first iPhone and iOS.

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In 2005, the next big chapter, Android's history began when the original company was acquired by Google.

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And of course, in 2007, Apple launched the first iPhone and ushered in a new era in mobile computing

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at that time.

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Google was still running on Android in, well, secret.

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So that year, the company slowly began to reveal plans to compete with Apple and other mobile platforms

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and the public made of Android Version 1.0 launch for developers on November 5th, 2007.

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By September 2008, the very first Android smartphone was announced, the T-Mobile G1, also known as

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the HTC Dream.

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In other parts of the world.

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The first official generic code name for Android didn't appear until the one point five cupcake release

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was released in April of 2009.

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Now, naming Android versions after sweet candies and sweets traditionally belonged to Ryan Gibson,

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the project manager at Google.

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I don't know if you're like me, but I can certainly whet my appetite during Android versions, but

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I'm going to continue to list him and maybe grab some snacks along the way.

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But I'm sorry if it if you're somewhere where you won't be able to, well, imbibe.

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But anyway, Google quickly launched Android one six Donut.

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In September 2009.

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So the new OS now offered support for carriers using CDMA based networks, and this allowed Android

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phones to be sold by all carriers around the world.

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In October 2009, Google released Version 2.0 of the OS with the official code name Éclair and one of

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my favorites, I must say.

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So this version was the first to add text to speech support and also introduce live wallpapers, multiple

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account support and Google Maps navigation, among many other new features and improvements.

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Android to not to Froyo was officially launched in May of 2010.

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Now, Dalvik git compiler that compiles bytecode into native machine code at runtime was added to Froyo.

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So it also has several new features, including Wi-Fi, mobile hotspot functions and push notifications

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via the Setu DRM service or Android cloud to device messaging service.

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Of course, flash support and some of the things.

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Now, Android two to three Gingerbread was launched in September of 2010, OS received a user interface

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refresh under gingerbread.

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That is support for using near field communication or NFC functions for smartphones with the required

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hardware.

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By February 2011, Honeycomb was introduced, it was created for tablets and other mobile devices with

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larger display.

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And then another of my favorites, Ice Cream Sandwich, was released in October 2011, it included a

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favourite's on the home screen, along with the first support for unlocking a phone by using its camera

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to take a picture of its owners face.

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A kind of biometric sign in support has evolved and certainly improved considerably since.

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The jelly bean era of Android began in June of 2012 with the release of Android 4.0 one.

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There are new notification features that display more content or action buttons, along with full support

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for the Android version of Google's Chrome Web browser.

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Android four, not four, is the first version of the OS, it actually used a previously trademarked

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name for a piece of candy.

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Kit Kat officially launched in September 2013, and it was optimized to run on smartphones, it had

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as little as 512 megabytes of RAM.

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So this allowed phone makers to use the latest version of Android on much cheaper handsets.

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Then Android 5.0 or Lollipop launched in the fall of 2014.

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The Android runtime became the default runtime for devices running Android 5.0 and higher.

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So Android 5.0 Lollipop is also a major shakeup in in the overall look of the operating system.

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It was the first version of the OS that used Google's new material design language.

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The fall of 2015, Android six, not zero Marshmallow was released.

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It included features such as native support for fingerprint, biometric unlocking, USB type C support,

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the introduction of Google Pay and oh, so much more.

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Version seven zero of a Google's mobile operating system launched in the fall of 2016.

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Android Newgate supported the Volcan API for faster 3D rendering.

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In March 2017, Google announced and release the first developer preview for Android Oreo to impact

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in lots of visual changes into the Settings menu, along with native support for picture in picture

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mode Notification Channel's new autofill APIs for better management of passwords and filled data.

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And again, a whole lot more.

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On August six, 2018, the company officially launched the final version of Android nine Donziger,

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giving it the official code name of PI.

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Android nine died zero, PI included some new features designed to help extend your smartphones, battery

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life.

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Now, that was achieved with the use of on device machine learning, which predict which apps you're

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going to use now and which you won't use until later.

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On August 22nd, 2019.

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Google announced a major refresh of the Android brand, and that included.

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A new logo and more importantly, the decision to ditch the traditional desert name for the next version.

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So as a result, I go without dessert.

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An Android queue is officially known just as Android 10.

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Android 10 had a number of new features and improvements, as well as a number of new APIs.

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And that included support for the rush of then upcoming foldable phones.

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Then, of course, finally, the final version of Android 11 was launched on September 8th of 2020.

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Now, Android 11 has arrived with plenty of new features, and that includes a new conversations notification

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category where all of your chats from various apps are collected in one place.

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You also have the option to save every notification that has appeared on your phone in the last 24 hours.

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A brand new feature lets you record your phone screen, complete with audio, without needing a third

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party app.

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There's also a new section of Android 11 dedicated to controlling smart home devices.

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It's come a long way, baby.
