Mobile Applications Lesson 002: Mobile Device Synchronization

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What are the two mainstream OSs for mobile devices?

Android and iOS.

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Android

Offers an open-source code base instead of a closed-source or proprietary code base.

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What does the open-source nature of the Android code base allow?

Manufacturers to modify the OS before device implementation.

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Why do companies outside of Apple prefer to use Android as a baseline as opposed to creating their own OS?

It saves considerable time and money.

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iOS

Developed by Apple for iPhones and iPads but is now used only on iPhones, with iPadOS being used for iPads.

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What does iOS rely on at a core level?

Closed-source code developed and sponsored by Apple.

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Open-Source

Software and source code are freely available for developers to download, modify, and redistribute.

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What does open-source code give companies?

Free utilization, unlimited modification capability, unlimited creativity, and are cost-effective.

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Closed-Source

A proprietary software, licensed under the copyright holder’s exclusive rights, such as Apple, and shared under specific terms and conditions.

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What is limited when someone is allowed to utilize closed-source software?

Modifying, sharing, studying, redistributing, or reverse engineering the code.

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What is the beauty of open-source code?

Creativity and change thrive in this environment.

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What are examples of other places that a user can get their applications from other than the Google Play store?

Amazon Appstore, GetJar, and SlideME.

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What makes it possible for Android users to use other app stores other than Google Play?

The fact that Android is open-source.

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What is Apple’s approach to software?

The walled garden.

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Because of Apple’s approach to software, what is the limiting factor when it comes to where a user can download applications?

Apps can only be downloaded from the Apple app store.

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App Store

An iOS application for accessing, purchasing, and downloading applications.

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What is included in Apple’s terms of service regarding where a user can download applications?

Users utilizing Apple products cannot download applications from anywhere other than the App Store.

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What is used to create Android applications?

Java programming language and the Android Studio integrated development enviornment.

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What systems can use Android applications?

Linux, Windows, and macOS.

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What is needed after installing an application on a device?

A way to synchronize the data across different devices.

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What is one of the easiest ways to synchronize data to different devices?

By using a shared account across a cloud network.

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What are the three main cloud providers?

Microsoft, Google, and Apple.

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Microsoft 365

Provides the ability to have office productivity software and a large amount of storage space in the cloud.

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What is Microsoft’s application for cloud storage called?

OneDrive.

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Google Workspaces

Requires a Gmail or enterprise account with a custom domain.

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iCloud

Apple’s cloud storage implementation with a free tier that works well with iPhones or iPads.