You’ve probably never even heard of some of the most excellent operating systems there are. But if you are a total geek and love geeky stuff, it would be worth reading about that kind of thing.
This post attempts to put together the top 10 mobile operating systems that you must know. The exigency to understand the OS has risen a lot in recent years. Let us look at the top 10 Operating Systems.
01.iOS
iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple. Originally released on the iPhone, it has been extended to support other Apple devices, such as the iPod Touch and iPad. The operating system features a multitasking interface based on direct manipulation and supports a wide variety of third-party applications.
02.Android
Google’s Android is named after the famous dessert, not Natalie Portman’s character in “Black Swan.” Launched in 2007, more than 1 billion devices are currently active with the Android OS, and new releases of the OS are anticipated throughout 2020.
03.BlackBerry OS
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04.Symbian OS
Symbian OS has been discontinued as of 2011. It was a smartphone operating system produced by Nokia that was easy to operate and had interactive forum support.
05.Bada OS
Bada OS sits in the number 3 position with around 800 million users. It was designed by Samsung and is supported by a wide range of the company’s mobile devices.
06.Windows OS
Running a Windows OS is like a hobby activity today as people are shifting more and more to mobiles. It has already been a decade since the first Windows OS came into existence, but it seems that the world has not got over its Windows addiction yet.
07.Tizen OS
Tizen is an operating system for devices, including smartphones, tablet computers, and smart TVs. Tizen is a project within the Linux Foundation and is governed by a Technical Steering Group (TSG) composed of Samsung and Intel.
08.Sailfish OS
Sailfish OS is an open-source mobile operating system for smartphones and tablets, based on the core of Nokia’s abandoned MeeGo project. It’s focussed on swipe gestures and Sailfish UI design language to create a truly unique user experience.
09.Kai OS
Designed for anyone who lives in a smartphone world and wants to develop products for this evolving market, Kai OS helps software developers create more powerful apps faster.
10.MeeGO
It’s the little things that matter, especially when it comes to your mobile operating systems. MeeGo is an alternative OS Nokia. Small but packed with features, it’s been on many smartphones and tablets from Nokia.
