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Hi I'm trying to find out about what the differences are in operating systems of mobile devices compared to those in desktop machines. Specifically things like memory management, scheduling etc.
I'm aware that mobile operating systems must need to do several other things like power management and worry about the smaller memory capacity.
Does anyone have any good resources to find out about the technical differences in mobile operating systems to their desktop counterpart and maybe specifically about android OS?
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Linux is a free operating system, which means that you can use it without limits. Android TV was developed by Google and based on the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) OS. The platform is designed for devices that feature Smart TV: TVs, media players, projectors, and soundbars.
Ubuntu and Android OS can be categorized as "Operating Systems" tools. Ubuntu is much more faster over Windows and helps to get software and other utilities easier and within a short span of time compared to Windows. Ubuntu helps to get robustness and resiliency over Windows.
At low level, Android has a different lightweight C standard library the bionic LibC. Instead of X11 it uses video framebuffer device. To make the OS lightweight on Android only a subset of POSIX standard is implemented.
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Have a good reading :) : http://developer.android.com/guide/topics/fundamentals.html
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