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This is a comparison of mobile operating systems (OS).

Only the latest versions are shown in this table, even though old versions may still be marketed.

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Yes Tablet-only Beta Limited 3rd party No
Feature iOS Android Firefox OS Windows Phone BlackBerry OS Mer Tizen Sailfish OS Ubuntu Touch
Company Apple, Inc Open Handset Alliance/Google Mozilla Foundation Microsoft BlackBerry Ltd. Linux Foundation Linux Foundation, Tizen Association, Samsung, Intel Sailfish Alliance, Jolla Canonical Ltd. and Ubuntu community contributors
Market share[1] 11.9% 84.6% N/A 2.7% 0.6% <0.1% N/A N/A N/A
Current version 8.1.1 5.0 1.3.0[2] 8.1.14147 10.2.1.3247 1.2.0.10 2.2 1.1.0.39 Uitukka 14.04
Current version release dates November 17, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-11-17)[3] November 3, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-11-03) March 17, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-03-17) August 4, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-08-04) June 25, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-06-25) July 12, 2012; 12 years ago (2012-07-12) November 9, 2013; 11 years ago (2013-11-09) October 24, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-10-24) April 17, 2014; 10 years ago (2014-04-17)
License Proprietary EULA except for open source components Free and open-source, but usually bundled with proprietary apps and drivers[4][5] Free and open-source, mainly the MPL;[6] Apache[7] Proprietary Proprietary Free and open-source Free and open-source Free and open-source Free and open-source, mainly the GPL
OS family Darwin Linux Linux Windows NT 8+[8] QNX Linux Linux Linux Linux
Supported CPU architecture ARM, ARM64 ARM, x86, MIPS and the 64-bit variants of all three ARM, x86 ARM ARM ARM, x86, MIPS, x86_64 ARM ARM, x86 ARM and x86
Programmed in C, C++, Objective-C, Swift C, C++, Java HTML5, CSS, JavaScript,[9] C++ 7+: XNA (.NET C#), Silverlight, native C/C++ (only for vendors and partners[10])
8+: .NET C#, VB.NET, Silverlight, native C/C++, WinRTP (XMLA), DirectX		 C/ C++: Native SDK, C++/Qt: Cascades SDK, HTML5/Javascript/CSS: Webworks SDK, ActionScript: Adobe AIR, Java: Android runtime C++ C++ C++, QML Apps: HTML5, QML
System: C, C++, QML
Public issues list 3rd party[11] Yes[12] Yes[13] Yes[14] Yes[15] Yes[16] Yes[17] Yes[18] Yes[19]
Package manager iTunes APK Firefox OS Packaged Apps[20] Zune Software (not since Windows 8) BlackBerry Link rpm+yum+zypper RPM Package Manager RPM Package Manager Click packages and dpkg
Common APIs for smartphones, tablets, and PCs No Yes[21] No 8.1+[22] No Yes[23] No Yes Yes[24]
DRM-free[25] No FairPlay No[26] worse since Android 4.1[27] and Android 4.3[28] and more restrictions on Android 4.4[29] Yes No and prevents content migration from major OS versions[30] No[31] Yes Yes Yes Yes
Application groups 4+[32] Yes No 8.1 Update+ Yes[33] Yes[34] ? 1.0.7.16+[35] ?
File manager 3rd party software[36] 3rd party software[37] 3rd party software 8.1+[38] 10+[39] 3rd party software[40] 3rd party software[41] 3rd party software Yes
File manager write access to external storage No No, removed on Android 4.4[42][43] available on 3rd party software like CyanogenMod Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Fine grained storage usage 5+[44] Yes[45] Yes 8 GDR3+[46] 10.2.1+ ? ? ? ?
Per-application network data usage auditing 3rd party software[47] 4+[48] Yes[49] 8 GDR2+ Data Sense[50] or Nokia Counters in 7.5+[51] No[52] ? ? No[53] ?
Device independent system updates No No[54] No Only for developers No No No No Yes[55]
Wireless system updates 5+[56] Yes Yes[57] 8+[58] Yes[59] Yes No Yes Yes
Multi-user No[60] 4.2+, including phones 5+[61][62] No No No No[63] No No Tablet-only
Guest mode 6+[64] 5+[65] No 8+[66] No No No No Tablet-only
Wireless anti-tracking 8+[67] 3rd party software[68] No No No No No ? ?
Modifiable-per-application Internet access No, 3rd party software[69] No,[70] 3rd party software[71] No No Yes[72] No No ? ?
Modifiable-per-application identity access No No, 3rd party software like PDroid or XPrivacy No No Yes No No ? ?
Modifiable-per-application user data access 6+[73] No,[74] App ops removed on 4.4.2,[75] but 3rd party software available like PDroid, XPrivacy or CyanogenMod Privacy Guard[76] Yes[77] No Yes[72] No No ? ?
Modifiable-per-application background execution No No,[78] 3rd party apps available[79] Yes[77] Yes[80] 10.2.1+[81] No No No Background execution not allowed
Modifiable-per-application notifications 5+[82][83] 4.1+[84] Yes[77] 8.1+[85] 10+ No No ? Yes
Modifiable-per-application location access 4+[86] No,[74] 3rd party software like PDroid or XPrivacy Yes[77] No Yes[72] No No ? User prompted on request
Modifiable-per-application camera access 8+[87] No, 3rd party software like PDroid or XPrivacy Yes[77] No Yes[72] No No ? In Progress
Modifiable-per-application microphone access 7+[88] No, 3rd party software like PDroid or XPrivacy Yes[77] No Yes[72] No No ? In Progress
Modifiable-per-application shared files access No No Yes[77] No Yes[72] No No ? Yes
Parental controls Yes[89] 4.3+ or 3rd party software[90] No 8+[66] 7.1+[91] ? ? ? No
Remote device location tracking Yes[92] Yes[93] No Yes[94] Yes ? ? ? ?
Remote device locking and/or data wipe Yes[92] 2.2+[95] No Yes[94] Yes ? ? ? ?
Non-English languages support Yes[96][97][98] Partial[99] Yes Yes Yes Yes Limited (Search is not diacritical mark-insensitive) Yes Yes
Underlining spell checker Yes[100] 2.3+[101][102] Yes Yes[103] Yes ? No ? ?
Built-in system-wide dictionary 5+[104] Built into keyboard application. Available on every device.[105] Yes Yes[106] Yes ? No ? ?
Autoexpanding text replacements 5+[107] Yes No Yes[106] Yes[108] ? ? ? ?
Keyboard next word prediction 8+[109] No,[110] 3rd party software[111] No Yes[112] Yes No No ? ?
Optical character recognition input method No No[113] No No No No No No No
Third party input methods 8+ Yes[114] 1.2+[115] No No, only for Android apps through sideload of Android keyboard[116] Yes[117] ? ? ?
Gesture text input available on jailbroken devices[118] 4+[119] No 8.1+[120] Yes ? ? No[121] No
Emoji support Yes[122] 4.4+[123] No Yes[124] 10.2+[125] ? ? ? ?
Accessibility features Yes[126][127][128] Yes No Yes Yes[129] ? ? ? ?
Search multiple internal applications at once Yes Yes Yes 8.1+[130] Yes ? Yes No[131] ?
Core applications missing search Bookmarks[132] Calendar[133] (available since 3+ and HTC Sense) ? Video[134] ? ? ? ? ?
Settings search No 5+ or 3rd party software like CyanogenMod[135] No No Yes No No No No
Search all fields of internal objects 6+[136] Only search Contacts name field but not any other field[137] ? Contacts are searched by name, nick and company,[138] but not other fields like address or notes[139] Limited on most models[140] Search on notes body and contacts notes field was removed on OS6[141] ? Only searches contacts by name ? ?
Proxy server Yes 3.1+[142] but only global, not per connection[143] and only works for the browser[144] 3rd party apps available[145] ? Yes Yes ? Yes ? ?
On-device encryption Yes[146] (3rd party software may attempt brute-force attacks on password[147]) 3+[148] ? 8+[149] Yes[150] (3rd party software may attempt brute-force attacks on password[147]) ? No No[151] ?
External storage encryption External storage not supported No,[152] 3rd party[153] ? 8.1+ Apps and data only[154] Yes[155] ? No ? ?
Cloud encrypted storage No, data stored on iCloud is accessible by Apple[156] and shared with the American PRISM surveillance program.[157] No, data is accessible by Google[158] and shared with the American PRISM surveillance program.[157] ? No, data is accessible by Microsoft[159] and shared with the American PRISM surveillance program.[157] ? ? ? ? ?
Privacy of synchronization[160] When synchronizing locally and not using iCloud (that keeps data unencrypted) Not possible since there is only Google synchronization (that keeps data unencrypted), possible with HTC Sense Desktop Sync ? Neutral, Contacts, Calendar and Mail can be kept private when using your own Exchange server or Office 365 own cloud instead of synchronizing with public cloud servers (that keeps data unencrypted)[161] for Photos and Office docs can be kept private when using your own Office 365 cloud or SharePoint,[162] or synchronization of Phones can be disabled (by default).[163] When using your own BES instead of BlackBerry cloud BES (that keeps data unencrypted)[164] ? ? ? ?
Sync to cloud communication encryption Yes[165] 2.3.4+[166] ? 7.10.7720.0+[167] Yes[168] ? ? ? ?
Desktop sync Yes No,[169] but available on HTC Sense[170] No Yes Yes Yes Yes ? ?
Local full backup Yes, using external computer[171] Limited backup for 4.0+ with ADB using external computer. Possible with 3rd party apps with rooted phones or a custom recovery[172] ? No, removed in WP8,[173] was available on WP7 in Zune only when performing update, or anytime via 3rd party software[174][175] Yes, using external computer[176] and memory card (7+)[177] ? No[178] Yes ?
Core data missing sync Bookmarks[179] (before 4), SMSs and Settings[180] Favorites,[181] Text Messages[182] and Settings[183] ? ? ? ? ?
cut, copy, and paste 3.0+[184] Yes[185] No Yes[186] Yes ? Yes[187] No[188] Yes
undo 3.0+[189] No[190] No No No ? No ? ?
Do not disturb mode 6+[191] 5+[192] No 8.1+[193] Yes No No No No
Visual voicemail Yes 2.1+[194] No Yes[195] Yes ? ? ? ?
Call log duration Yes[196] Yes[197] Yes 8.1+[198] Yes[199] ? ? ? ?
Multiple mobile phones per contact Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes ? ? ? Yes
Contact groups 3rd party software[200] 4+[201] or 3rd party software[202] No 7.5+[203] Yes ? Yes No[204] ?
Phone number linking to dialer Yes Available in stock Android, but not all devices enable it.[205] Yes Yes Yes ? Yes, but not in browser ? ?
NFC payment software 8+ on iPhone 6+ Apple Pay Available on any device that supports the hardware. Google Wallet for NFC payments available in Play Store.[206] No 8+[207] Yes[208] No No ? ?
Addresses link to maps Yes[209] In Contacts, but not in Calendar[210] nor in Gmail[211] No Yes[212] ? ? ? ? ?
Dates link to calendar Yes[213] No No ? ? ? ? ? ?
iCalendar import Yes[214] No,[215] but 3rd party app available[216] No 3rd party software (only import not subscribe)[217] Yes[218] ? ? ? ?
Song recognition Yes, Siri (8.0+) Yes, install Google Search app[219] No Yes[220] 3rd party apps ? ? ? 3rd party app
Default web browser/engine WebKit Blink Gecko Trident WebKit WebKit WebKit Gecko[221] WebKit (in webbrowser-app)
Major available browsers Safari, Chrome for iOS Chrome for Android, Firefox Firefox OS Browser IE ? ? ? Sailfish browser, Webcat (WebKit), Firefox (via Android) ?
Browser extensions No[222] No[223] 3rd party software[224] No No No No No No No
Browser direct Internet connection (increased resilience to outages) Yes Yes Yes Yes 10+,[225] 7.1 and older route through BlackBerry Internet Service, direct browsing supported over WiFi Yes Yes ? ?
Browser undo close tab No 3rd party software Google Chrome for Android[226] No No No No No No No
Browser keeps windows open on shutdown or crash Yes 2.3+ Google Chrome[227] but not on main browser[228] Yes Yes 10+ Opens dialog for choosing which websites to restore after crash, option to restore all sites after restart ? No ? Yes
Browser keeps windows open when cleaning cookies No[229] Yes Yes Yes Yes ? ? ? ?
Browser search engine options Bing, Google, Yahoo! Search, DuckDuckGo Many[230] Google Bing, Google support removed on some markets on 8.1 GDR1+[231] Google, Bing, Yahoo, Wikipedia, Dictionary.com, User Defined ? ? ? ?
Browser find on page 4.2+[232] 1.5+[233] No 8+[234] Yes[235] ? ? No[236] ?
Browser/email save images Yes[237] Yes Yes Yes[238] Yes ? ? ? Yes
Browser/email save PDFs Yes[239] Yes Yes Yes[240] Yes ? Yes ? When PDF app installed
Browser save audio/video No Yes, but only links, not embedded media 1.1+[241] 8.1+[242] Yes (embedded media not supported) ? Yes ? Yes
Browser save page 6+ Offline Reading List[243] or 3rd party software[244] No, Introduced on 4.0,[245] but removed on 4.4[246] No No Yes[247] ? ? ? ?
Browser save any file No, 3rd party software[248] No,[249] 3rd party software[250] No 8.1+[242] 10+ ? ? Yes When an app for the filetype is installed
Browser force enable zoom No No, not working anymore on Android 4.4[251] No Yes, via accessibility settings Yes,via accessibility settings ? ? ? ?
Browser text reflow[252] Only on pages available on reader mode on 5+;[253][254] 3rd party browsers on prior versions[255] No, removed on Android 4.4[256] Yes Only on pages available on reading view on 8.1+ Yes[257] 10+ Only in reader mode ? No No ?
Browser Reader Mode 5+[253][254] No,[258] 3rd party software[259][260] No[261] 8.1+[262] 10+[263] ? ? No[264] ?
Browser file upload 6+[243] or 3rd party software[265] 2.2+[266] 1.1+[267] Yes 4.2+[268] ? Yes 1.0.7.16+[269] Yes
Browser form navigation Previous, Next, AutoFill, and Done buttons[270] Next button[271] ? Yes Yes[268] ? ? ? ?
Browser private browsing mode 5+[272] 3.0+[273] or with rooted devices and 3rd party firmware[274] No 8.1+[193] 10+[275] ? ? No[276] ?
Offline web apps Yes[277][278][279] Yes[280] Yes ? ? ? No ? ?
HTTP Live Streaming 3+[281] 3+[282] ? No[283] 10+[284] No No No[285] ?
Official application store App Store Google Play Firefox Marketplace Windows Phone Store BlackBerry World ? Samsung Apps Jolla Harbour Ubuntu Store
Non-discriminatory stores Apple discriminates based on country[286] and own Apple policies[287] Developers can distribute apps from their own sources Developers can distribute apps from their own sources, supports multiple app stores Discriminates by country[288] and manufacturer[289] 3rd party software ? ? ? ?
Unified Inbox Yes No,[290] but 3rd party apps available[291] No 7.5+[292] Yes ? Yes ? No
Email sync protocols supported POP3, IMAP, MAPI POP3, IMAP, MAPI POP3, IMAP+SMTP, ActiveSync POP3, IMAP, MAPI, Exchange BES, BIS, Push e-mail, 10+: POP3, IMAP, Exchange POP3, IMAP POP3, IMAP POP3, IMAP, Exchange IMAP+SMTP
Non-intrusive incoming calls No 5+[293] or 3rd party software[294] No No No No No No[295] No
Non-intrusive notifications 5+[296] Yes[297] Yes Yes,[298] except Calendar Reminders[299] 6+[300] Yes[301] ? ? ?
Notification center 5+[296] Yes Yes 8.1+[193] 6+[302] Yes 2+[303] Yes Yes
Push notifications Yes (Apple Push Notification Service) Yes[304] 1.1+[241] Yes[305] Yes ? 2+[306] ? Server implemented, Client API in development
End-to-end encrypted push notifications Possible since iOS 7, where the application can handle the notification and decrypt it[307] Possible, notifications are handled by the application that can decrypt it[304] ? Possible, raw notifications are handled by the application that can decrypt it[308] ? ? ? ? ?
Screen orientation lock Yes[239] Yes[309] Yes 8 GDR3+[310] 10+[311] ? ? ? ?
Custom home and lock screen wallpaper 4+[239] Yes Yes Yes Yes ? Yes Yes (incl. Ambience) Yes
Separate volume for ringtone and media Yes Yes Yes 8.1+[193] Yes ? ? Yes ?
Custom ringtones Yes[312] Yes 1.2+ 7.10.7720.0+[313] Yes ? Yes Yes ?
Custom SMS/MMS tones 5+[314] Yes[315] No 8 GDR3+[310] Yes[316] ? ? Yes ?
Custom vibrate alert patterns 5+[317][318] ,[319] possible on some Samsung devices such as Galaxy S III, but limited[320] No ? Yes[316] ? ? ? ?
Non-carrier-based integrated messaging 5+ (iMessage)[321] Google+ Hangouts 3rd party software Skype[322] BBM ? ? ? ?
Voice commands 5+ (Siri on iPhone 4S) Yes[323] No 8.1+ Microsoft Cortana[324] Yes[325] ? ? ? ?
Offline voice commands Yes[326] No[327] No Limited, Playback control not available[328] No[325] ? ? ? ?
Voice recognition 5+ (Siri on iPhone 4S) Yes 3rd party software 8.1+ Microsoft Cortana[324] Yes ? ? ? ?
Offline voice recognition No[329] 4.1+[330] No Limited, only calling and launching apps No No No ? ?
Non-English voice recognition Yes[98] Yes No Yes[124] Yes ? ? ? ?
Sound recorder 3+ Limited (Not voice controlled)[331][332] Very limited (Doesn't work in background[333] and not voice controlled) No 3rd party software[334] 10+ Embedded into Remember[335] app, works in background but not voice controlled. 7.1 and older: Very limited (Doesn't work in background and not voice controlled) ? Neutral ? ?
Call recorder Prevented by OS restrictions Prevented by OS restrictions,[336] but possible with 3rd party firmware[337] No Prevented by OS restrictions With third-party software[338] ? ? 3rd party software on 1.1+[339] ?
Camera focus at specified point Yes[239] 2.3+[340] 2.0+[341] Yes[342] 10+ Yes[343] ? 1.0.4.20+[344] Yes
Camera exposure metering from specified point Yes[345] No,[346] available on some phones.[347][348] No 8.1+[349] No No No ? ?
On device picture info (including Exif data) Only location[350] Only date and location; more with 3rd party software[351] No 3rd party apps[352] ? ? No ? ?
On device picture categorization 5+[353] No[354] 3rd party software like TouchWiz[355] No No[356] Yes, photos can be renamed and searched ? No ? Yes, Albums
On device picture description and search No No[357] No No ? ? No ? ?
Turn off shutter sound In silent mode[358] In silent mode[359] In silent mode 7.5+[360] 10.2+ - In silent mode[361] ? In silent mode ? ?
Picture crop 5+[362] Yes Yes 8+[363] 10+[364] ? No ? Yes
Photo rotation 5+[362] Yes Yes 8+[363] 10+[364] ? No ? Yes
Photo red-eye reduction 5+[362] 2.3+[365] No 3rd party software[366] 10+[364] ? No ? ?
HDR photos option Yes[367] 4.2+, some manufacturers earlier[368] No 3rd party apps 10.1+[369] ? No No[370] Yes
Photo/video import from memory cards With Camera Connection Kit[371] Yes Yes ? Yes ? ? ? ?
Video trim Yes 2.3+ No 8+[372] 10+[373] ? No ? ?
Sound trim Yes[374] No,[375] but 3rd party software available[376] No 3rd party software[377] ? ? ? ? ?
Tethering Bluetooth, USB (carrier dependent), Personal Hotspot (Wi-Fi Tethering) (carrier dependent, iPhone 4 & 4S since iOS 4.2.5/4.3, or with 3rd party software and "jailbreak") Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot, USB, Bluetooth Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot and USB Internet Sharing (Wi-Fi Hotspot),[378] Bluetooth (8.1 Update+) USB, Bluetooth, Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot ? microUSB, Bluetooth 3.0, Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot ? USB
USB On-The-Go Yes[379][380] 3.1+[381][382] ? No 10.2+[383] ? No ? Yes
Interchangeable external memory cards Only for photo/video import with an optional accessory Yes[384] Yes 8+[385] Yes[386] Yes Yes[387] Yes ?
Move apps to external storage No 2.2+[388] ? 8.1+[193] No No No ? ?
Text/document support Microsoft Office,[389][390][391] iWork, PDF, Images, TXT/RTF, VCF Microsoft Office 2003/2007, PDF, Images, TXT/RTF PDF Microsoft Office Mobile, PDF, TXT/RTF Microsoft Office, PDF, OpenDocument, TXT ? Read only: text files, PDF, HTML, Multiple office formats ? ?
Printer support Yes (AirPrint)[392] 4.4+ using Google Cloud Print[393] but not over USB[394] ? 3rd Party Software[395] Yes ? No ? ?
Audio playback AAC (8 to 320 kbit/s), protected AAC (from iTunes Store), HE-AAC, MP3 (8 to 320 kbit/s), MP3 VBR, Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV AAC LC/LTP 3GPP, HE-AACv1 (AAC+) (before Android2.1),[396] HE-AACv2 (enhanced AAC+) (before Android2.1),[396] AMR-NB, AMR-WB, MP3 (Mono/Stereo 8–320 kbit/s constant or variable bit-rate), MIDI (Type 0 and 1, DLS versions 1 and 2), Ogg Vorbis, PCM/WAVE (8- and 16-bit linear PCM, rates up to limit of hardware), WAVE[397] AAC, MP3, WAV, Opus, Vorbis[398] MP3, WMA Std 9.2, WMA Pro, AMR-NB, AAC-LC, AAC+, eAAC+[399] MP3, FLAC, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WAV, WMA pro, AMR-NB, MIDI ? AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, MP3, Vorbis, WAV[400] MP3, FLAC, AAC, ALAC, AC3, DTS, OPUS, Vorbis ?
Video playback H.264 (up to Main Profile),[401] MPEG-4, M-JPEG H.263, H.264 (up to Baseline Profile), MPEG-4 SP, DivX, XviD, VP8[397] H.264, Theora, VP8[402] H.263, H.264, WMV, MPEG4, MPEG4 @ HD 720p 30fps, DivX, XviD[403] MP4, WMV, H.263, H.264, DivX, WMV, XviD, 3gp ? H.263, H.264, MPEG-4 Part 2[400] ? ?
Wired video out Up to 720p via HDMI[404] or VGA,[405] 576p/480p via component[406] or composite;[407] 1080p on iPad 2 or iPhone 4S in 5+ 1080p on select devices ? 8.1+ USB[408] 10+ 1080p via microHDMI[409] ? No No[410] ?
Wired digital audio output No 5+ USB Audio[411] No No No No No No No
Wireless video/audio streaming to set top boxes/TVs/speakers AirPlay[412] 4.2+ Miracast,[413] but DLNA[414] only available on selected devices ? 8.1+ Miracast on some devices[415] 10+ DLNA,[416] 10.2+ Miracast[417] on some devices[418] ? DLNA[419] ? ?
Media player on-device playlist creation Yes[239] Yes[420] ? Yes[421] Yes ? ? ? Yes
Media player video scrubbing Yes Yes ? 7.10.7720.0+[422] ? ? ? ? Yes
Media player audio scrubbing Yes Yes ? 8.1+[423] ? ? ? ? Yes
Media player fine scrubbing Yes[424] No,[425] 3rd party software like VLC media player, basic fine scrubbing removed on 4+[426] ? No ? ? ? ? ?
Media player double speed playing Only Audio Podcasts[427] 3rd party software[428][429] ? No ? ? ? ? ?
Safe driving mode 3rd party software 3rd party software No 8 GDR3+[430] No ? ? ? ?
Turn-by-turn navigation 6+[431] 2+[432] ? 8+[433] 10+[434] ? ? ? ?
Offline maps 3rd party software[435] Limited Google Maps[436][437] ? 8+[438] 3rd party software ? ? ? ?
Alternative routes in maps 5+[439][440] Yes[441] ? 3rd party software ? ? ? ? ?
Multitasking 7+[442] was limited from version 4[443] Yes Yes 8+,[444] 7.5: Limited Yes Yes 2+[306] Yes Yes
Document-centric multitasking No 5+[445] No No No No No No No
Split-screen app usage No No,[446] 3rd party software[447] No No No No Yes[448] No[449] Tablet-only[450]
Record video with voice while calling[451] No Yes (Not available on some devices) ? Yes ? ? ? ? ?
Desktop interactive widgets No Yes ? No Live Tiles are not interactive[452] No Yes No ? ?
Lock screen widgets Media player; 5+: Notifications,[296] voicemail, camera[453] No, introduced on Android 4.2[454] and removed on Android 5[455] ? Media Player; 8+: Live Apps and notifications[456] Yes, interactive notifications, camera, alarm ? Media player; Notifications (sms, call) ? ?
Notification view widgets 8+ 4.1+: Google Now and possible with 3rd party apps ? No Yes, BB 10.2 ? No Yes ?
Quick settings toggles 7+[457] or 3rd party software on jailbroken devices[458] 2+[459] Yes 8.1+[193] 10+, customizable in 10.2.1+[460] ? No ? Yes
Bluetooth keyboard Yes[461] 2.3+;[462] previous versions via 3rd party software[463] ? No[464] Yes[465] ? No ? ?
USB keyboard With Camera Connection Kit[371] 3.1+[462] ? No[466] ? ? No ? ?
Direct file transfer over Wi-Fi Direct 3rd party software on jailbroken devices 4+[48] and selected devices[467][468] No No 10.2+ No No, was available on bada 2+,[469] but removed on Tizen ? ?
Direct file transfer over Bluetooth 3rd party software on jailbroken devices[470] 2+[471] Yes 8+[472] Yes Yes No, was available on bada,[473] but removed on Tizen Yes ?
Direct file transfer over NFC No 4+[48] ? 8+[474] 7.1+[475] No 2+[469] ? ?
Voice over IP FaceTime or 3rd party software[476] Yes (SIP)[477] or 3rd party software[478] ? Fully integrated in 8+[479] BBM 7+[480] or 3rd party software[481] ? No[482] ? ?
SSH Client Yes[483][484] Yes ? Yes[485] Yes Yes ? ? Yes
VPN Yes[486] Yes[487] No[488] 8.1+[193] 10+[489] No[490] ? ? ?
OpenVPN No[491] No, but possible with 3rd party firmware[492] No No No Yes[493] ? ? ?
WPA PEAP Yes[494] Yes[495] Yes[496] Yes[497] ? ? ? ? ?
Show remembered Wi-Fi connections No[498] Yes Yes Yes Yes ? ? ? Yes
Remote Frame Buffer (RFB) protocol ? Yes[499] ? ? ? Yes ? ? ?
Screenshot Yes[239][500] 4+ also available on earlier versions with customized roms, such as Cyanogen Mod and the default Samsung Galaxy S II rom[501] Yes 8+[502] 10+[503] ? Yes 3rd party apps with no shortcut[504] From desktop only
Screencast on device No No,[505] 3rd party software like AOKP or OmniROM[506] No No No No No No No
Screencast over USB 8+ on OS X[507] 4.4+ over USB,[393] for prior versions root required for 3rd party app[508] No 3rd party software on 8.1+[509] No No No ? ?
Screen share No No[510] No No 10+[511] No No No No
GPU accelerated GUI Yes 3+[512] ? Yes[513] Yes, OS 7.0+ ? ? Yes
Official SDK platform(s) Mac OS X using iOS SDK Linux, Mac OS X and Windows[514] All where Firefox is available Windows[515] Windows, Mac OS X,[516] Linux (only Native SDK for 10+)[517] GNU/Linux and Windows[518] GNU/Linux, Windows, OS X[519] Windows, Mac OS X and Linux[520] Ubuntu desktop using Ubuntu SDK
Cost to develop for the mobile OS US$99/year[521] Free Free Free[522] Free Free Free Free Free
Cost to publish application to official store Included in the cost (US$99/year) to develop for the mobile OS US$25 once to offer it on Google Play[523] Free US$19/year for an individual and $99/year for a company account.[524] Students can get a token for an individual account (1 token for 365 days) which gives free access to Windows Store/Phone Dev Center for 12 months.[525] Free Free Free Free[526] Free
Ability to relocate to another country Yes Yes Yes 8+[527] Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Feature iOS Android Firefox OS Windows Phone BlackBerry OS Mer Tizen Sailfish OS Ubuntu Touch

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