Found 17 Articles for Mobile Operating System

Microsoft Windows Mobile and Google Android are two independent mobile operating systems. While both systems serve the same objective of providing a platform for smartphones and tablets, their design, functionality, and ecosystems are fundamentally different. Read this article to find out more about Microsoft Windows Mobile and Google Android and how they are different from each other. What is Microsoft Windows Mobile? Microsoft's Windows Mobile was a mobile operating system. It debuted in 2000 as the Pocket PC and was renamed Windows Mobile in 2003. Windows Mobile was created to work on a wide range of devices, including cellphones, ... Read More

An Operating System is a bridge between the software and underlying hardware. It is the first program that is loaded by BIOS when the computer is turned on. OS is stored in hard disk. It manages the overall components of the computer. OS executes all the other applications in a computer or any other devices. OS interacts with users with the help of CLI or GUI. It allows us to store and share data such as pictures, videos, etc. It performs high level operations. User can perform number of tasks at the same time. It is involved in file and ... Read More

PyGobject is a Python module that allows you to develop GUI applications in Python using the Gtk+ toolkit. With PyGobject, you can create rich, interactive applications that run on Linux, macOS, and Windows. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the process of creating two applications using PyGobject − a web browser and a desktop recorder. Creating a Web Browser To create a web browser using PyGobject, we'll need to use the Gtk+ webkit library, which provides a web browser engine that can be embedded into a Gtk+ application. Here are the steps to create a web browser − ... Read More

KaiOS is a mobile operating system that is designed to run on low-powered phones and IoT devices. It offers a middle ground between traditional flip phones and full-fledged smartphones, supporting features like 4G LTE, GPS, and Wi-Fi. Originally based on Firefox OS, KaiOS is now web-based and offers users a few extra apps beyond calling and texting, making it a good option for those who want more than a basic phone but don't need all the features of a smartphone. Developing for KaiOS To develop an app for KaiOS, you will need to use web technologies such as HTML, ... Read More

Mobile devices are something we keep so much private information in. It keeps our data such as personal pictures of family, and friends, special events, important documents, audio and videos, and certain other confidential files which are necessary for our life. Keeping all this information secure and private is very important and it is a challenging task to secure it. But as we know security always starts with us, we people have to be careful while sharing our data outside the world, even on social media. It can affect mental and physical health. So to keep it secure and safe, ... Read More

Cellular Network Mobile devices are invented for data transmission and voice process communication from one end in the first generation (1G), which are used by fewer populations in the early 80s. The first generation works on analog signals and it has a speed of 2.4Kbps that lacks transmission speed and security. This generation does not support the wireless transmission of data. All these drawbacks with advancements in cellular technologies have led to the inventions like 2G, 3G, 4G, and the latest 5G that works on digital and video transmissions which attracted more users to depend on mobile devices for their ... Read More

WiFi Calling can be considered the Future of Telecommunications as being connected is become a requirement in the fast-paced world we live in. Traditional calling techniques are now obsolete since smartphones have become so ingrained in our lives. The use of WiFi calling is the telecommunications of the future and is spreading like wildfire over the globe. We will go over WiFi calling in this article, including its functions. The concept behind WiFi Calling Instead of using their cellular network, users can utilize the WiFi calling capability to make and receive phone calls and text messages using a wireless internet ... Read More

BlackBerry 10 OS is a mobile operating system. It was designed to compete with other modern mobile operating systems such as Android, iOS, and Windows Phone. BlackBerry 10 OS offers a range of features for business users, including support for BlackBerry Balance, which allows users to separate and secure their work and personal data on the same device. It also includes a virtual keyboard that adapts to the user's typing style, a predictive text engine, and a voice control system. BlackBerry 10 OS features a variety of multimedia and productivity apps, such as BlackBerry World, BlackBerry Remember, and BlackBerry Protect, ... Read More

When comparing the differences between iOS 4.2.1 and iOS 4.3.2, we should remember that several updates were released between iOS 4.2.1 and iOS 4.3.2. To be more specific, the patches after 4.2.1 are as follows: 4.2.5, 4.2.6, 4.2.7, 4.2.8, 4.2.9, 4.2.10, 4.3, 4.3.1, and finally 4.3.2. You can't acquire iOS 4.3.2 without also installing the previous eight fixes. So the differences between iOS 4.3.2 and iOS 4.2.1 may not be due to the most recent patch alone but rather to the accumulation of updates. Support for CDMA networks is one of the changes missing from iOS 4.2.1. Initially, until iOS ... Read More

Let us understand the concepts of FDMA and CDMA before learning the differences between them.FDMA (frequency division multiple access)It is the division of the frequency band allocated for wireless cellular telephone communication into 30 channels, each of which can carry a voice conversation or, with digital service, carry digital data.FDMA is a basic technology in the Analog Advanced Mobile Phone Service (AMPS). In FDMA synchronization bits are not needed for continuous transmission. FDMA needs Tight filtering for minimizing interference. When the channel is not in use then FDMA will be in idle state.Code-division multiple access (CDMA)It is an example of ... Read More