
Every device runs on what’s known as an “operating system.” This is the foundational platform that makes everything run smoothly, and also allows for you to do things like share data across devices, or put things onto a virtual cloud, so you can access your stuff wherever you are, on your smartphone, tablet or laptop.
There are benefits particular to each OS. The Apple operating system, or iOS, is known for its intuitive design, whereas Android is best known for its open, adaptable nature. Then there’s the workhorse known as BlackBerry, where business, security and, now, play are all part of its DNA.
We’ve broken down each OS for you. So whether you’re an Apple guy, an Android fan or you’re tied to your BlackBerry 24/7, here’s an overview of each.
The Android Ecosystem
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The iOS Ecosystem
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The BlackBerry Ecosystem
BlackBerry has proven itself as a contender with Android and Apple. Here are the main components of the BlackBerry ecosystem >>
Alain Morris Ranin, on said:
No Windows Ecosystem?
ConnectedStaff, on said:
Hi Alain,
You can find lots of info, tips and tutorials on the Windows Phone here: http://staging.connectedrogers.ca/starting-up-guide/?device=windows
Thanks for your comment.