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Android is an open-source software platform and operating system for mobile devices based on the Linux kernel. It allows developers to write managed code in Java and offers a unified approach to application development so an app can run on numerous devices. The architecture of Android includes four main layers - the Linux kernel, libraries, Android runtime, and applications framework.
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Apple bonjourPurvik Rana The document discusses Apple's Bonjour technology, which allows devices to automatically discover services on a network without needing to manually configure settings. Bonjour uses mDNS and DNS-SD to enable naming, addressing, and service discovery across IP networks. It reduces overhead by caching responses, suppressing duplicates, and employing exponential backoff of announcements. The Bonjour API and mDNSResponder daemon provide an interface for applications to publish, discover, and resolve network services using only their service names.
File system in iOS
File system in iOSPurvik Rana The file system in iOS is designed for apps to run independently, without direct access to the file system by users. Each app functions as its own "island". Exceptions include contacts, calendars and photos which apps can access with user approval. Standard app directories include the app bundle, Documents for critical user files, tmp for temporary files, and Library for non-user files. Apps should store large user files in Documents to prevent slowdowns during backups. The iOS sandbox limits damage from compromised apps by restricting access between apps and the system, while not preventing attacks within an app.
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Andriod_Intro
- 1. Android M o b i l e O S P U R V I K 1239
- 2. What is Android? A software platform and operating system for mobile devices Based on the Linux kernel Developed by Google and later the Open Handset Alliance (OHA) Allows writing managed code in the Java language Unveiling of the Android platform was announced on 5 November 2007 P U R V I K 1239
- 3. Android “ It is a software stack for mobile devices that includes an operating system, middleware and key applications “ Released under the open-source Apache License Offers a unified approach to application development Need to develop only for Android Application can run on numerous devices P U R V I K 1239
- 4. Features of Android Storage - SQLite, a lightweight relational database for data storage Connectivity – GSM/EDGE, CDMA, UMTS, WiFi, WiMAX Media Support Hardware Support – Accelerometer Sensor, Digital Compass, Proximity Sensor and GPS Multi-touch and Multi-tasking Flash Support – Android 2.3 (Flash 10.1) Tethering – sharing of Internet connection as a wired/wireless hotspot P U R V I K 1239
- 5. Architecture of Android P U R V I K 1239
- 6. Android OS is roughly divided into five sections in four main layers: • Contain all the Low level drivers for various hardware components of Android Linux Kernel • Code for main features • SQLite library- data storage • WebKit library – functions for web browsing Libraries • Set of Core libraries – enable developers to write Android Apps using Java Programming Android Runtime P U R V I K 1239
- 7. • Expose various capabilities of Android – developers use them in their Apps Application Framework • Apps that ship with the Android device (like Phone, Contacts, Browser etc..) • Apps that download and install from Android Market Applications P U R V I K 1239
- 8. Android Development • IDE for Android Apps Eclipse • Debugger, libraries, emulator, docs, sample code and tutorials Android SDK • Pug-in for Eclipse IDE for Creation- Debugging ADT (Android Development Toolkit) P U R V I K 1239
- 9. • .java source files of your Projectsrc • Android.jar , contain all class libraries Android 2.3 • R.Java – compiler generated file for all resources in your project Gen • All HTML, txt files, database assets used by your apps assects • Resources used in your ApplicationRes • Specify permission for your Application • Other features like intent-filters, receivers etc. AndroidManifest.x ml Application Structure P U R V I K 1239
- 10. How to Start…. Eclipse File New Project Android – Android Project P U R V I K 1239
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- 12. Various Layouts • Arrange the views in Single Row or Single Column Linear Layout • Enables to set the exact location of its children Absolute Layout • Group views into rows and column • <TableRow> - designet a Row in the Table Table Layout • Enables you to set child position relative to each other Relative Layout P U R V I K 1239