Mobile Platforms
A mobile platform is an operating system that powers mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, and wearables. The mobile platform provides a foundation for developers to build mobile applications that can run on various devices and be distributed through app stores.
Android is developed by Google
iOS is a platform developed by Apple
BlackBerry is developed by BlackBerry
Windows is developed by Microsoft
Overall, mobile platforms play a critical role in powering the mobile devices we use every day, and each platform has its own unique features and advantages. Developers must consider the strengths and limitations of each platform when building mobile applications to ensure that they are compatible with a wide range of devices and can provide the best possible user experience.
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