Android OS

Android OS, developed by Google, is a widely used operating system primarily for mobile devices. Originally launched in 2008, it serves as the backbone for numerous smartphones and tablets around the globe. The system is based on Linux and has a significant share of the global smartphone market. Android's open-source nature has enabled various manufacturers worldwide to utilize its framework, contributing to a diverse range of devices. As a product of Google, it falls under Alphabet Inc., which is headquartered in the United States. This expansive ownership structure ensures continued innovation and integration within the vast ecosystem of Google services.