On September 23, 2008, together with the release of the HTC Dream, the world was introduced to the Android OS - a system that popularized smartphones as such and helped, along with Apple, to erase the barrier between a conventional cell phone and a communicator.
Over the 15 years of its history, there have been many scandals, bright new releases, extraordinary ideas and improvements to the OS.
In this video, we take a look at Android: what it was like in its early days and what it is today.
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⌚ Timecodes:
0:00 - Start
1:41 - How Android began: what it was originally, the first steps of the company's development
4:07 - Google buys Android: rumors and first results
4:41 - The event that forced Google to immediately redesign the system
5:13 - What is the Android kernel based on?
5:38 - What programming languages are used to write Android apps?
6:19 - Android Early Look: the first public Android versions
13:12 - Android 1.0: first mass release, Android Market, HTC Dream
14:43 - Android 1.1: OTA Updates
15:01 - Where did the names to Android versions come from?
15:59 - Android 1.5: MP4 video recording, browser updates, and new system languages
17:23 - Android 1.6: VPN support, improved Gallery and higher screen resolutions
18:02 - Open source and the first vendor UIs
19:14 - Android 2.0: HTML5, New lock screen and support for multiple Google accounts in the system
20:14 - Android 2.1: Bug fixes and Live wallpapers
20:43 - Showing a device running Android 2.x: Sony Ericsson Xperia X8
22:13 - Android 2.2: Flash Player, OpenGL ES, and moving apps to SD card
23:00 - Android 2.3: the first Easter Egg, NFC and multi-camera support, design improvements
23:55 - Android 3.0: Holo and USB-OTG support
25:13 - Reasons for Android 3.0 failure: see what went wrong
26:30 - Android 4.0: adapting to different types of devices, Android Beam, WebP support, Google Play
28:33 - Android 4.0 device example: Armix PAD-900
29:23 - Android 4.1: Predictive input, notification improvements, Google Now
30:38 - Android 4.2: New tablet interface, Local accounts
31:39 - Android 4.3: Google Keep, Hangouts, bug fixes
32:02 - Android 4.3 device example: Sony Xperia M2 Dual
33:25 - Android 4.4: collaboration with Nestle, the birth of Android Wear, optimization, "OK Google"
36:37 - Android 4.4 device example: Prestigio MultiPhone 5453 Duo
37:42 - Android 5.0: Material Design, Power Mode, Android Wear, OS debut for cars and TVs
40:43 - Android 6.0: Android Pay launch, Doze Mode, USB Type-C support, System UI Tuner
44:00 - Android 7.0: Picture-in-Picture mode, Vulkan API, other technical changes
46:29 - Android 8.0: Autocomplete, Smart Storage, Android Go
48:55 - Android 9.0: Gestures, Digital Wellbeing
50:13 - Android 10 and beyond: what modern Android is like now
53:11 - Android custom firmware and UIs: simple examples
57:00 - Android avoid the smartphone: Android-x86 and Remix OS
58:56 - What will be the future of Android? My opinion
1:00:08 - What has Android been criticized for in different periods?
1:02:34 - Reflections, results and conclusions
1:03:55 - Ending, names of participants, acknowledgements
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