Introduction to Android
In October 2003, Andy Rubin and others founded the Android company together. In August 2005, Google acquired the company that had only been established for 22 months, and let Andy Rubin continue to be responsible for the Android project. After several years of research and development, Google finally launched the first version of the Android system in 2008. But since then, the development of Android has been hampered. From beginning to end, Jobs believed that Android was a product that copied the iPhone, which had plagiarized many iPhone ideas, and claimed that Android must be destroyed. The Android operating system, which is based on Linux, was removed from the Linux kernel mainline by the Linux team in 2010. And because the applications in Android are all developed using Java, Oracle filed a lawsuit against Google for Android's infringement of Java intellectual property rights...
However, it seems that no amount of difficulty can stop Android's rapid progress. Due to Google's open policy, any mobile phone manufacturer and individual can obtain the source code of the Android operating system for free, and can use and customize it freely. Samsung, HTC, Motorola, Sony Ericsson and other companies have launched their own series of Android phones, and the Android market is full of flowers. Just two years after its launch, Android has surpassed Nokia's Symbian, which has dominated the market for more than a decade, becoming the world's largest smartphone operating system, and millions of new Android devices are activated every day. In recent years, domestic mobile phone manufacturers have also shined, and emerging brands such as Xiaomi, Huawei, and Meizu have launched quite good Android phones, and have also won