Rushil ShahJim Covino

Google Acquires

Android in 2005

Released September

20th, 2008

Four iterations since

release

Linux-based

Open Development

GMAIL GOOGLE CALENDAR

GOOGLE DOCS GOOGLE MUSIC

Google Maps

GPS

Street View

Works with…

• Navigation

• Email

• Texting

• Web Search

• And more!

Uses near-field-

communication (NFC)

Share contacts,

directions, apps, and

more!

Utilizes facial

recognition

technology to unlock

your phone

Use and access apps

straight from the

home screen

Over 450k apps

available

Over 10 billion

downloaded

550,00 ACTIVATIONS PER DAY2.4 BILLION APPS DOWNLOADED IN Q3 2011

Cross-platform

development

Everything from

phones to

refrigerators

Latest version of

Android (4.0)

Major re-haul, biggest

update in history

Foundation for

everything

No more different

versions for different

devices

More Polished

Consistency

Multi-tasking Friendly

SDK freely available

Supports Java

Utilizes multi-core

processors and GPU’s

Publish apps to the

market

Manage distribution

No restrictions

“Android in every

pocket”

Only 1 billion people

have smartphones

Fastest growing

platform

Completely open

Runs on everything