Mobile OS

A Mobile OS, or mobile operating system, is an operating system specifically designed to run on mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, and wearables. It serves as the software layer that enables the hardware of these devices to function, providing a platform for applications to run and manage tasks efficiently.Mobile operating systems offer user interfaces optimized for touchscreens, allowing interaction through gestures and taps. They also include essential features such as application management, connectivity options (like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth), and native support for hardware functionalities (like cameras and sensors).Popular mobile operating systems include Android, developed by Google, and iOS, developed by Apple. Each OS provides a unique ecosystem of apps, services, and user experiences. Mobile OSs also focus on aspects like battery management, security, and performance to cater to the specific needs and constraints of portable devices.