What does mac win have to do with Android? 20

It doesn't matter, Mac is owned by Apple, Win is owned by Microsoft, and the Android Android operating system was originally developed by Andy Rubin and mainly supports mobile phones. In August 2005, it was acquired by Google and injected capital.

How to put it, there are three different systems, Mac and WIN are mainly realized to be desktop systems, while Android is mainly dedicated to mobile.

different operating systems only

First: Mac can install software from the Mac App Store or from a trusted developer** after authorization, which sounds similar to installing software on Android, the only difference is that Mac OS does not allow any software to be installed after installing software from other channels like Android, and Android is not subject to credit installation. Second:

Compared to iOS and Android, which have very different attitudes towards files and folders, Mac OS also has a detailed file system like Windows. If you compare it in this way, you will find that it is not exactly like that. Even in terms of user experience, the analogy between the two is still very close.

On a Mac you can not clean the junk or only clean the junk once in a long time, but not the PC. On a Mac you can turn off all the notification pop-ups, but on PC just like Android, pop-ups in the bottom right corner are common, although this has been improved on Windows 10. On the Mac, the app will not secretly start itself in the background, and the tumor process on the PC no longer exists, clean and tidy, and the software is honestly staying there, full of control.

PC is a little better than Android in this regard, but it can also cause toxic tumors to wreak havoc if you are not careful. On Mac, the software quality, UI design, etc. are much better than PC software, which is similar to iOS software and most Android software.

Allies, partnerships, win-win relationships.

The relationship between paid and free, Android free.

The Mac itself is an iOS system. It can be changed to Windows by special means, but not to Android.

Because Android can only be used on tablets and mobile phones, it does not support computers at the moment.

Android is a Linux-based free and open-source** operating system for mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets, led and developed by Google Inc. and the Open Handset Alliance. There is no unified Chinese name, and most people in Chinese mainland use "Android" or "Anzhi". The Android operating system was originally developed by Andy Rubin and mainly supports mobile phones.

In August 2005, it was acquired by Google and injected capital. In November 2007, Google and 84 hardware manufacturers, software developers and telecom operators formed the Open Handset Consortium to jointly develop and improve the Android system. Subsequently, Google released the source of Android under the Apache open source license.

The first Android smartphone was released in October 2008. Android is gradually expanding to tablets and other areas such as TVs, digital cameras, game consoles, etc. In the first quarter of 2011, Android's global market share surpassed Symbian for the first time, ranking first in the world.

In the fourth quarter of 2013, the global market share of Android platform phones has been reached. [1] On September 24, 2013, Google's operating system Android celebrated its 5th birthday, and the number of devices using this system in the world has reached 1 billion.

The operating mechanism of the system is different, how can the function be the same. But they all belong to smartphones.

Android features? Probably not.