5. 2.2 iOS 6: Basics and new features
iOS original iOS evolution
Revolution in touch screen Siri – voice control
devices Integrated social services
Very user friendly Google independent (get
Simple and bright rid of Google Maps and
Apple ecosystem Youtube)
Minor improvements
6. 3.1 Dark Knight begins: Android 1.5
Desperate attempt of
Google to catch up Apple
Slow
First users were beta-
testers
Company even didn’t
believe that you can get rid
off the buttons (in 2006)
Swipe
Free navigation
7. 3.2 Android 4.2, Jelly Bean
Android 4.2
• Project Butter
• New notifications
• Multi-users (tablets
only)
• Google assistant
• 360° view camera
• Minor usability
improvements
8. 4. Windows Phone 8
New guy in town (not really
new, not really guy)
Building Microsoft ecosystem
(share c++, c# code,
DirectX)
Live tiles – new user
experience (Modern UI)
No upgrade for Windows 7.5
(even worth than Android
support)
Cloud integration, powerful
office integration (at least
for Windows RT)
Guest account (Kids corner)
9. 5. BB 10
Quite late try to catch up
new folks
BB10 still great for
business
Divided personal and
business data
Unified notification system
Multi-tasking, alternate
vision – something in
between of iOS/Android
and WP8
10. Summary
Significant changes happened in mobile OS
market with new big players thanks to Apple
Players completely shuffled last years – winners
become losers, new players occupied more than
50% of the market
Innovations drives market – faster, bigger,
brighter, simpler
Alternative projects are going to start in a next
few years (MeGoo project, evolution of Bada,
Firefox OS, Ubuntu mobile etc.)
World-wide market of mobile OS had changed drastically during last 5 years – the huge players who were dominating on market now desperately fighting for survival. New folks now rule the world of smartphones and brand new devices – phablets and tablets. What is the recipe for success and what is the highway to disaster?
On the picture above – 2006 prototype of Google phone revealed during Google's legal dispute with Oracle over Java.