On the development of "Android" in the next ten years

Electronic products, especially the mobile phone industry, have experienced ups and downs in the past decade. For example, Nokia, the former mobile phone overlord, was defeated by the fledgling smart phone Apple in the history of the mobile phone industry. The only one that can rival Apple is Android, the two largest mobile phone system suppliers in terms of market share. One is open source, and the other is closed source. So what will Android look like in the next decade?

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Android, iOS, Microsoft

What will the future of Android look like? It will produce smart homes, artificial intelligence, VR technology, AR technology, and security. In the next ten years, Android will be more humane and intelligent, as well as safe and visually immersive.

Maybe in ten years, the system and intelligence will be more perfect, maybe it will be like this?

Could this be the case too?

So what will the workplace look like? Maybe something like this? Datafication and transparency!

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Now or in a few years, what will the smart home security system be like? Maybe it will subvert some people’s traditions, or maybe it will be an expectation. I look forward to participating.

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We are looking forward to what the Android system will be like in the next ten years. At the current stage, the Android system will be more user-friendly and intelligently optimized.

It’s been nearly ten years since Google acquired Android. Here’s a look at Android’s evolution over the past ten years

At about 8:00 pm Beijing time yesterday, Rich Miner, Andy Rubin's partner in developing Android and now a partner at Google Ventures, sent a tweet saying:

It's been 10 years since Google acquired Android. Happy anniversary to the original Android team members!

Looking back, ten years have passed. Google acquired Android on August 17, 2005; now it seems that this date on Wikipedia may need to be revised.

Next, we will review the development of Android in the past ten years after it was acquired by Google through numbers and pictures.

1: There are more than 1 billion Android devices, accounting for more than 70% of the smartphone market

2: Android users in the US market are growing slowly, and its market share has barely changed in three years

3: Android interface evolution history

4: The layout and interface effect screenshots after Android 5.0 are more visual and intelligent.

Android version evolution history

6: What would the world be like without Android?

Without Android, Google might have missed the mobile opportunity, Xiaomi as a company would not exist at all, wearable devices and smart hardware might have been years late, and many people's lives might not have been so closely connected to the mobile Internet.

In my opinion, for college graduates in recent years and those who want to learn programming and development, if there is no Android, it will be more difficult for you to find a job, let alone start a business or innovate.