Mobile Operating System
Mobile operating system also named as
Mobile OS, A platform of mobile or the Handheld operating System
which are used to control the mobiles. Quite similar in the principle
to an operating system such as Linux or the Windows that control a
desktop computers. However these are presently somewhat easier, and
deal more with the wireless version of the broadband and the local
connectivity, format of mobile multimedia and variety of input
functions.
Content Will be:
- History
- Issues, or Bugs and Challenges
- Market Description
- Operating System
History:
Increasing the value of the mobiles
device has triggered the hard competitions among the technologies
giant, like the Microsoft, Apple and the Nokia in a bid to capture
the larger markets share preemptively
Even when relatively young tech firm
like the Symbian seems to be in the lead pack of the markets,
particularly in the smart phone and the PDA phone. Palm Research in
the Motion and Ericsson also significant firm in the mobiles
platforms sectors. Google form a Linux based open sources alliances
to make inroad into this mobiles platform market, raising the
consumers awareness of the growing mobiles platforms frenzy.
Bugs and the Challenges:
Open Standard is gaining more grounds
across the spectrum of the related industries, where as proprietary
mobiles platform like the Windows Mobiles, are expanding their share
market.
Actually Mobiles Web doesn't urgently
mean a horizontal and the spatial sifts from the PC based web, but a
severe structural changes to the identify the missing link, among
other thing, between the stationary web at home or in the offices and
the mobiles web on the go.
Top agenda of Item can contains:
- Continued the connectivity between the home, car and the Base Station like the WiFi Hot Spot and Femtocell
- Interoperability of the equipments and application, and adaptability to the ever shifting mobile multimedia ecosystems.
- Behavioral tracking utilizing GPS Data versus privacy concerned
- Real time link between the wireless world and the physical world
- Financial transaction, containing smart card, SMS and the Multimedia Messaging Services.
Description of Market:
Mobile platform is in the nascent
stages, and any projection regarding the market growth is hard to
make at the current time. It is noteworthy that Intel is taking the
initiative to the focus on the portable device other than mobiles
phone. These are Mobiles Internet Device and Ultra Mobile PC. During
this time, Palm abandoned its plans to develop Foleo, Which was to be
a companion devices for a smart-phones.
Operating Systems:
Operating system found on smart-phones
contains OS, iPhone, RIM's Blackberry, Windows Phone, Linux, Palm
WebOS and Android. Android and WebOS are in the Turnbuilt on the
Linux top, and the iPhone OS is derived from the BSD and NeXTSTEP
operating systems, which all are related to Unix.
Symbian OS from the Symbian Ltd.
Symbian is the biggest share in the
most market worldwide, but lags behind other companies in the
relatively small but highly visible North American Market.
RIM BlackBerry Operating:
This OS is focused on easy operations
and was originally designed for the businesses. Recently it viewed a
surge in the third party application and has been improved to offered
full multimedia supports.
Iphone OS from Apple Inc.
The iPhone use an operating System
named iPhone OS, Which is derived from the Mac OSX. The third party
application was not officially support until the release of iPhone OS
2.0 on the July 11th 2008. Before this, “Jailbreaking'
allowd third party application to be install and this function is
still present.
Windows Mobile from the Microsoft:
The Windows CE operating systems and
Windows Mobiles middleware are the widely spreads in the Asia. The
Two improved variant of this OS, Windows Mobile 6 professional
windows Mobile 6 standard, were unveiled in the 2007.
Android from the Google Inc.
Linux Operating System
Plam WebOs from Palm Inc. and Palm
Os/ Garnet OS from Access Co.
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