New Delhi [India], Aug 31 ( ANI ): Indus OS, the homegrown
smartphone operating system and India's second largest widely used OS has partnered with Ola, India's most popular mobile app for transportation to extend on-demand, seamless, and convenient mobility experience for hundreds of thousands of Indus OS users.
In the
smartphone operating system (OS) market, Android's global share was affected by the weak performance of China in the second quarter of 2015 and the strong performance in China of Apple, which has taken share from Android for the last three quarters.
Android, a
smartphone operating system developed by Google, is also the most widely used.
Rubin led the Android team at Google until last year by which time Android was the most widely used
smartphone operating system in the world.Rubin switched to managing the robotics team at Google.
Pichai, 42, has become a trusted leader inside the California-based Web company after taking over the reins of Android, the world's most popular
smartphone operating system, in early 2013.
Android, after all, is already the world's most popular
smartphone operating system. Google may also have news about Glass, including when the company might launch a new and perhaps less expensive version of the $1,500 Internet-connected eyewear.
There's further bad news for BlackBerry, according to the survey, after Microsoft leapfrogged it to take third spot in the
smartphone operating system league - with a market share of 3.3 per cent market share in the second quarter.
The company plans to lock in three and five year loan financing, introduce a
smartphone operating system and buy a stake in China's Twitter like service.
It is powered by Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean), the latest version of the world's most popular
smartphone operating system. Jelly Bean has fast, fluid and smooth graphics along with a new Google Search experience featuring Google Now.
The new
smartphone operating system has yet to announce any of its own mobile devices but has hopes that Ubuntu loaded devices will ship early 2014.
Google benefits from owning the popular Android
smartphone operating system, but for many, making a marketing pitch on smartphones is considered less effective compared to home computers.
IDC projects Android will remain the most shipped
smartphone operating system over the course of their five-year forecast with 61% market-share projected for 2012.