Are you a technology fanatic? Have you ever wondered about the new technologies being created and unleashed on the world? New tech is always emerging, and it cannot be easy to keep track of all the latest developments. However, there are some things you need to know as a technology user.
Android Continues to Gain Stability
Android has been on the rise in the mobile phone and tablet market. It is expected to continue gaining stability in the years to come. This can be attributed to its ability to adapt to technological advancements, as well as its ability to support multiple platforms.
In terms of technology, Android has been able to adapt to the times by integrating new features into its operating system. For example, they were one of the first companies to create an operating system that could run on multiple platforms, such as Windows XP, Windows 7, and Mac OS X Tiger (10.4). This allows users who own multiple devices to use one operating system instead of having different operating systems for each device.
Another reason why Android continues growing is that it supports multiple platforms. This means that users do not have to worry about compatibility issues when switching between devices such as tablets and smartphones because all devices are compatible with each other regardless of what type of device it is – whether it’s an Android phone or tablet or even a laptop computer running on Windows 7 or 8!
Because Android supports so many different types of devices – from smartphones and tablets to laptops- users are more likely to buy them!
Tablets Are Becoming More Robust
Tablet technology has been evolving at a rapid pace over the past few years, and it’s only going to get better. For example, the Google Pixel Slate is the first Chrome operating system tablet powered by an Intel chip. The Pixel Slate is faster than its predecessors and has a battery that lasts up to 12 hours on a single charge—more than any other tablet on the market today.
The Pixel Slate also comes with a keyboard that doubles as a stand for watching videos, typing emails on your lap or tabletop, or using it as a drawing pad when you’re away from home. It even has a fingerprint sensor built into the space bar, so you can log in without typing in your password each time!
Tablets are becoming more robust every year—and with devices like these coming out every week, it’s no wonder they’re becoming so popular!
Android Apps Continue To Grow
Android is the most widely used mobile operating system in the world. The operating system was first released in 2008 and had over 1 billion, active users. This significantly increased from less than one billion active users in 2016.
The growth of Android apps continues to grow at a rapid pace. In 2017, over two billion downloads of apps on Google Play. That number grew to just over three billion downloads in 2018.
While these numbers may seem small compared to other platforms like iOS or Windows, they are still an impressive feat for Android developers and app stores alike.
Android’s Market Share Is Rising
According to a recent study by IDC, Android’s worldwide market share has grown from 66% in the first quarter of 2016 to 84% in the first quarter of 2019. This means more people are using Android phones, tablets, and technology than ever.
The reasons for this increase are many:
- Android devices are now offered at every price point, from super-affordable to luxury.
- They have better screens than ever before.
- They’re more secure.
- They have better cameras and more storage.
- They’re easier to use (especially with things like Google Assistant).
- They’re easier to update.
The only thing holding Android back is Apple’s iOS—but even then, it’s not much of a hindrance. IDC predicts that by 2025 there will be 2 billion Android devices sold yearly!
Conclusion
Android has come a long way since its release. It’s always been a favorite of the tech-savvy and the people who aren’t afraid to challenge the basic systems that Apple design their phones around, but now they are daring to take on the big dogs and make some real progress.
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