Comparison of mobile operating systems

Operating system comparison

This is a comparison of mobile operating systems. Only the latest versions are shown in the table below, even though older versions may still be marketed.

## About OS

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About OS  Feature  | Android | iOS | HarmonyOS | Tizen | KaiOS | Sailfish OS
Aurora OS | Ubuntu Touch | Mobian[1] | Plasma Mobile | PureOS | PostmarketOS

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Developed by  | Google, Open Handset Alliance | Apple Inc. | Huawei | Linux Foundation, Tizen Association, Samsung, Intel | KaiOS Technologies Inc.(TCL) | Sailfish Alliance, Mer, Jolla and Sailfish community contributors | UBports and Ubuntu community contributors (previously Canonical Ltd.)  | Debian on Mobile Team | KDE and Blue Systems | Purism | PostmarketOS community
Market share[2][3][4] | 71.90% | 27.33% | 4% | 0.22% | 0.14% | N/A | N/A  | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A
License  | Base system is open source, but many devices use proprietary drivers for hardware support, and most Android operating systems include Proprietary apps (such as Google Play and other Google apps).

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| Proprietary, open source kernel and core | Proprietary except for open-source components  | Partial; both proprietary and open-source components, assorted licenses  | Proprietary except for open source kernel patches (formerly the MPL 2.0 B2G OS)  | Free and open-source, but the UI and the SDK are proprietary and closed source  | Free and open-source, mainly the GPL[7] | Free and open-source, mainly the GPL | Free and open-source, mainly the GPL | Free and open-source, mainly the GPL | Free and open-source, GPL
Current version  | 15 | 17.5.1 | 2.0.0.66 (Canary2) | 4.0.0.7 | 3.1 | 4.5.0.24 | 20.04 OTA-4  | 20210516 | 5.24.3 | 10.0 | 21.12 Service Pack 3
Development version  | 15  | 18 Beta 3/PB1  | HarmonyOS NEXT DP2 5.0.0  | 8.0 M2  | 3.2  | Unknown  | Unknown  | 20220612  | Unknown  | Unknown  | N/A
Current version release dates  | September 3, 2024; 11 days ago (2024-09-03) | May 20, 2024; 3 months ago (2024-05-20) | September 26, 2023; 2 months ago  | May 30, 2020; 4 years ago (2020-05-30)[8] | ?  | September 12, 2023; 12 months ago (2023-09-12)[9] | February 18, 2022; 2 years ago (2022-02-18) | May 16, 2021; 3 years ago (2021-05-16) | March 8, 2022; 2 years ago (2022-03-08) | October 2, 2021; 2 years ago (2021-10-02) | March 13, 2022; 2 years ago (2022-03-13)
OS family  | Modified Linux kernel based | Darwin | HarmonyOS NEXT | Linux (based on a combination of Linux MeeGo and Samsung Bada) | Firefox OS / Open Web (based on Linux kernel) | Linux | Linux (based on Ubuntu)  | Linux (based on Debian) | Linux (mainly based on KDE neon ) | Linux (based on Debian) | Linux (based on Alpine Linux)
Supported CPU architecture  | ARM (32-bit ARMv7-A and 64-bit ARMv8-A only), x86, x86-64[10] | 64-bit ARMv8-A only | 64-bit ARM, RISC-V, x86, x64, LingxiISA

LoongArch (OpenHarmony)

| ARM, x86, x86-64 | ARM | ARM, x86-64 | ARM, x86-64 | 64-bit ARM, RISC-V, x86, x86-64 and LoongArch  | ARM | ARM, ? | Convergence operating system
Programmed in  | C, C++, Java, Kotlin | C, C++, Objective-C, Swift | C, C++, JS, ArkTS, Cangjie | C++, Xamarin.Forms (.NET C#, F#, VB[11]) | HTML5, JavaScript | C++, QML, Python | Apps: HTML5, QML, Go, JavaScript, C++
System: C, C++, QML | C, C++ | C++, QML | ? | Python install tool and shell script packages
Public issues list  | Yes[12] | 3rd party[13] | Yes[14] | Yes[15] | No[16] | Yes[17] | Yes[18] | Yes[19] | Yes[20] | Yes[21] | Yes[22]
DRM-free[23] | No[24] since Android 4.1[25] and Android 4.3[26] and more restrictions on Android 4.4[27] | No – FairPlay | No – Huawei WisePlay[28] | Yes | ? | Yes | Yes  | Yes | Yes[citation needed] | Yes[citation needed] | Yes
Device independent system updates  | Partial system updates since Oreo[29] 3rd party software like LineageOS[30] | Yes[31] | Yes[32] | No | For feature phones, not smart phones | Yes | Yes[33] | ? | ? | ? | Yes.[34] Intended for use on old mobile devices
Wireless system updates | Yes | 5+[35] | Yes | No | ? | Yes | Yes | ?  | ? | ? | ?
GPU accelerated GUI | 3+[36] | Yes | Yes. Since 3.0[37] | Yes | ? | Yes | Yes  | ? | ? | ? | ?
Feature  | Android | iOS | HarmonyOS | Tizen | KaiOS | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | Mobian[1] | Plasma Mobile | PureOS | PostmarketOS

## Advanced controls

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Advanced controls  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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While-in-use permissions  | 10+ | 11+: Location only[38] | No | No | Yes | 3.0+
Per-app Internet access  | No,[39] 3rd party software[40] | 7+: Cellular only;[41] 3rd party software on jailbroken devices[42] | No | No | No | No
Per-app identity access  | 8+[43] | 6+[44][45] | No | No | Yes | 2.0+
Per-app user data access  | 6+[46] | 6+[47] | No | No | Yes | 3.0+
Per-app background execution  | No,[48] 3rd party apps available[49] | 7+[50] | No | No | Background execution not allowed | 2.0+
Per-app notifications  | 4.1+[51] | 5+[52][53] | No | No | Yes | 2.0+
Per-app location access  | 6+[46] | 4+[54] | No | No | Yes | 2.0+
Per-app camera access  | 6+[46] | 8+[55] | No | No | Yes | Yes
Per-app microphone access  | 6+[46] | 7+[56] | No | No | Yes | Yes
Per-app shared files access  | 6+[46] | 8+[57] | No | No | Yes | Yes
Per-app network data usage auditing  | 4+[58] | Yes[59] | ? | No[60] | No | Yes
Fine grained storage usage  | Yes[61] | 5+[62] | ? | No | Yes | Yes
Parental controls | 4.3+ or 3rd party software[63] | Yes[64] | ? | No | No | 2.0+
Screen orientation lock  | Yes[65] | Yes[66] | ? | 1.0.4+[67] | Yes | 2.0+
File manager | 6.0+[68] | 11+[69] | 3rd party software[70] | Yes[71] | Yes | Yes
File manager write access to external storage  | 6+ Or 3rd party software like LineageOS | 13+ | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes
Multi-user | 4.2+, including phones 5+[72][73] | 9.3+: Education use only on iPad[74] | No | 3.4.0+ | No | Yes
Guest mode  | 5+[75] | 6+[76] | No | 3.4.0+ | No | Yes
Guided Access  | Yes[77] | Yes[78] | No | No | No | 3.0+[79]
Do not disturb mode  | 5+[80] | 6+[81] | No | No | No | 2.0+
App groups  | Yes | 4+[82] | ? | 1.0.7+[83] | Yes | Yes

## Accessibility features

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Accessibility features  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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System wide base text size  | Yes | Yes[84][85][86] | ? | 2.1.0+: Set text size[87] | 3rd party software[88] | Yes
Monaural output  | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Yes
Always visible scrollbar  | No | No | No | No | No | No
Reduced Animations  | Yes | Yes | No | No | No | Yes

## App ecosystem

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App ecosystem  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Official app store | Google Play | App Store | Tizen Store | Jolla Store | OpenStore | AppGallery
Non-discriminatory stores  | No, Some apps like Ad blockers are censored on Google Play[89][90] but developers can distribute apps from their own sources | No, Apple discriminates based on country[91] and own Apple policies[92] | ? | Openrepos.[93] Developers can distribute apps from their own sources, supports multiple app stores | Yes | No, Huawei discriminates based on country and own Huawei AppGallery policies for native based HarmonyOS apps. But OpenHarmony developers can distribute apps from their own sources[94]
Common APIs for smartphones, tablets, and PCs  | Yes[95] | Smartphone and tablet only[96] | No | Yes | Yes | Yes
Official SDK platform(s)  | Linux, macOS and Windows[97] | macOS using iOS SDK | Linux, Windows, macOS[98] | Windows, macOS and Linux[99] | Yes | macOS and Windows[100]
Cost to develop for the mobile OS  | Free | No, Requires Apple hardware.[101] | Free | Free | Free | Free
Cost to publish app to official store  | US$25 once to register to offer on Google Play[102] | US$99/year | Free | Free[103] | Free | Free

## Browser

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Browser  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Default web browser/engine  | Blink | WebKit | WebKit | Gecko[104] | Qt WebEngine (based on Blink) | Blink

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Major web browsers available[105] | Chrome for Android, Opera, Firefox, Microsoft Edge, Samsung Internet | Safari, Chrome for iOS, Opera, Firefox, Microsoft Edge | Tizen Browser (Based on UC Browser) | Sailfish Browser (Gecko), Webcat (WebKit), Web Pirate (WebKit), others via Android (Firefox, Chrome, Opera) | Morph Browser | Huawei Browser, Microsoft Edge (Blink), UC Browser (Blink, V8), Opera browser (Blink, V8), Yandex Browser (Blink), Vivaldi Browser (Blink, V8)
Browser can use its own engine  | Yes | 17.4+: Only users living in European Union countries[106] | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes
Browser extensions  | No[107] 3rd party software[108] | Yes on Safari[109] | No | No | No | No
Browser direct Internet connection (increased resilience to outages)  | Yes | Yes | Yes | ? | ? | Yes
Browser undo close tab  | Google Chrome for Android[110] | 8+[111] | No | No | No | No[112]
Browser keeps windows open on shutdown or crash  | 2.3+ Google Chrome[113] but not on the deprecated AOSP browser[114] | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | Yes
Browser keeps windows open when cleaning cookies  | Yes | 3rd party software[115] | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
Browser search engine options  | Many[116] | Bing, Google, Yahoo! Search, DuckDuckGo, Ecosia | Bing, Google, Yahoo! Search | Bing, Google, Yahoo, Yandex. Baidu, DuckDuckGo, StartPage, Searx, ixquick, Swisscows, Qwant, Seznam, Hulbee via openrepos[citation needed] | Baidu, Bing, DuckDuckGo, Ecosia, Google, lilo, Peekier, Qwant, Wikipedia, Yahoo[117] | Bing, Google, Yahoo! Search, Baidu, DuckDuckGo
Browser find on page  | 1.5+[118] | Yes[119] | Yes | 1.1.2+[120] | Yes | Yes
Browser–email save images  | Yes | Yes[121] | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
Browser–email save PDFs  | Yes | Yes[66] | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes
Browser save audio/video  | Yes, but only links, not embedded media | 13+;[122]
5+: 3rd party software[123] | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes
Browser save page  | Yes, Google Chrome 55+[124] | 6+: Offline Reading List;[125] 3rd party software[126] | Yes | 4.0.1.48+ | Yes | Yes
Browser save any file  | Yes, Chrome for Android. | 13+;[122]
5+: When an app that can handle/open the filetype is installed (excluding audio/video – requires 3rd party software[127]);[128] | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
Browser force enable zoom  | Yes, Chrome for Android | Yes[129] | ? | ? | ? | No
Browser text reflow[130] | No, removed on Android 4.4[131][132] | 5+: Only on pages with reader mode available[133][134] 3rd party browsers on prior versions[135] | No | No | No | No
Browser Reader Mode  | No,[136] 3rd party software[137][138] | 5+[133][134] | Yes | No[139] | No | No
Browser open PDFs without storing  | No | Yes | No | No | No | No
Browser file upload  | 2.2+[140] | 9+;
6–8: Limited | Yes | 1.0.7+[141] | Yes | Yes
Browser form navigation  | Next button[142] | Previous, Next, AutoFill, and Done buttons[143] | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Browser private browsing mode  | 3.0+ with AOSP browser[144] or with Chrome for Android | 5+[145] | Yes | 1.1.6+[146] | Yes | Yes
Offline web apps  | Yes[147] | Yes[148][149][150] | No | ? | Yes | Yes
HTTP Live Streaming | 3+[151] | 3+[152] | No | ?[153] | Yes | Yes
WebRTC | Yes[154] | 11+[155] | No | No | Yes | Yes

## Basic features

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Basic features  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Cut, copy, and paste | Yes[156] | 3+[157] | Yes[158] | Yes | Yes | Yes
Multi-Device clipboard | ChromeOS[159] | 10+[160] | No | No | No | Yes
Undo | No[161] | 3+[162] | No | No[163] | Yes | Yes[164]
Custom home and lock screen wallpaper  | Yes | 4+[66] | Yes | Yes (incl. Ambience) | Yes | Yes
Desktop sync  | No,[165] but available using the vendor's companion/PC suite application such as Samsung Smart Switch & HTC Sense[166] | Yes | Yes | ? | Yes | Yes[167]
Local full backup  | Yes, via external computer[168] | Yes, using external computer or iCloud[169] | No[170] | Yes | Yes | Yes, using external computer via HiSuite or Huawei Mobile Cloud[171]
Core data missing sync  | Bookmarks[172] (before 4), SMSs and Settings[173] |  | ? | ? | ?
Notification center  | Yes | 5+[174] | 2+[175] | Yes | Yes | 2.0+
Push notifications  | Yes[176] | Yes (Apple Push Notification Service) | 2+[177] | Yes | Yes | Yes
Screenshot | 4+ also available on earlier versions with customized firmware, such as Cyanogen Mod and on older Samsung Galaxy smartphones[178] | Yes[66][179] | Yes | 2.0.2+[180] | Yes | Yes
iCalendar import  | No,[181] but 3rd party app available[182] | Yes[183] | ? | 1.1.6+[184] | No | Yes
Text/document support (read only; creating using third-party apps)  | Microsoft Office, PDF, TXT/RTF | Microsoft Office,[185][186][187] iWork, PDF, Images, TXT/RTF, VCF | Read only: text files, PDF, HTML, Multiple office formats | Microsoft Office, OpenDocument, PDF, Text | Yes | Microsoft Office, WPS Office, Huawei Docs, PDF, Images, TXT/RTF, VCF and Multiple office formats
Printer support  | 4.4+ using Google Cloud Print[188] but not over USB unless proprietary vendor solutions such as HP Print Service are used[189] | Yes (AirPrint)[190] | No | yes, cups package is available | Beta | Yes (Huawei Print,[191] AI Life [192] for HarmonyOS Connect Printers)
Show remembered Wi-Fi connections  | Yes | 16+[193] | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes

## Communication and connectivity

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Communication and connectivity  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Unified Inbox  | Yes[194] | Yes | Yes | Yes | ? | Yes
Email sync protocols supported  | POP3, IMAP, MAPI | POP3, IMAP, MAPI, ActiveSync[195] | POP3, IMAP | POP3, IMAP, ActiveSync | ? | POP3, IMAP, MAPI
Non-carrier-based integrated messaging  | RCS via Google Messages | 5+ (iMessage)[196] | ? | 3rd party software | 3rd party software | 3rd party software
Visual voicemail | 2.1+[197] | Yes | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Call log duration  | Yes[198] | Yes[199] | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
Multiple mobile phones per contact  | Yes | Yes | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
Contact groups  | 4+[200] or 3rd party software[201] | Via iCloud or 3rd party software[202] | Yes | No[203] | ? | Yes[204]
Voice over IP | Yes (SIP)[205] or 3rd party software[206] | FaceTime; 3rd party software[207] | No[208] | 3rd party software | 3rd party software | MeeTime; 3rd party software[209]
NFC payment software  | Available on any device that supports the hardware. Google Wallet for NFC payments available in Play Store.[210]
3rd party banking and other apps in the financial field also supported.[211] | 8+: iPhone 6/6 Plus and later (iPhone 5 and later if used with Apple Watch), limited to Apple Pay | Samsung Pay | No | No | Huawei Pay
Tethering  | Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot, USB, Bluetooth | 4.3+: Personal Hotspot (Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, USB; carrier dependent) | microUSB, Bluetooth 3.0, Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot | Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot, USB, Bluetooth | Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot | Mobile Wi-Fi Hotspot, USB, Bluetooth
USB On-The-Go | 3.1+[212][213] | 13+;[214]
9+: Only for connecting cameras | No | Yes | Yes | Yes
Direct file transfer over Wi-Fi Direct | 4+[58] and selected devices.[215][216] Also Quick Share. | No, 3rd party software on jailbroken devices | No, was available on bada 2+,[217] but removed on Tizen | No[218] | No | Yes
DHCP v4  | Yes  | Yes  | ?  | ?  | ?  | Yes
DHCP v6  | No  | Yes  | ?  | ?  | ?  | No
Direct file transfer over Bluetooth | 2+.[219] Also Quick Share. | AirDrop:
7+: Between iOS only;
8+: Between Mac/iOS only. (Note: AirDrop utilizes Wi-Fi as well) | No, was available on bada,[220] but removed on Tizen | Yes[221] but limited to images, videos and contacts | No | Huawei Share
Direct file transfer over NFC | No, removed since Android 10 | No | 2+[217] | No | No | No

## Language and inputs

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Language and inputs  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Non-English languages support  | Partial[222] | Yes[223][224][225] | Limited (Search is not diacritical mark-insensitive) | Yes | Yes | Yes
Underlining spell checker | 2.3+[226][227] | Yes[228] | No | ? | No | Yes
Built-in system-wide dictionary  | Built into keyboard app. Available on every device.[229] | 5+[230] | No | Yes | Yes | No
Autoexpanding text replacements  | Yes | 5+[231] | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Keyboard next word prediction  | Yes, through the built in Gboard[232] or from the preinstalled vendor keyboards; Available on all devices | 8+[233] | No | Yes | Yes | Yes
Keyboard cursor controller  | Google Keyboard;[234][235] | 12+;[236]
9-11: Only on devices with 3D Touch;[237] | No | No | Yes | No
Optical character recognition input method  | Yes, through built-in Google Lens or Bixby Vision[238] | 15+;[239]
11+: Notes app;[240]
8+: Only for inputting credit card details[241] | No | No | No | Yes
Third party input methods | Yes[242] | 8+ | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Gesture text input  | 4+[243] | 13+;[244]
8+: 3rd party software like SwiftKey | ? | No[245] | No | Yes
Emoji support  | 4.4+[246] | Yes[247] | ? | 2.2.0+[248] 3rd party software[249] | Yes | Yes

## Maps and navigation

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Maps and navigation  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Safe driving mode  | 3rd party software | 11+[250] | ? | ? | ? | 2.0+[251]
Turn-by-turn navigation | 2+[252] | 6+[253] | ? | Yes | 3rd party software | Yes[254]
Offline maps  | 3rd party software Google Maps,[255] Here WeGo | 6+[256] | ? | 3rd party software | 3rd party software | Yes[257]
Alternative routes in maps  | Yes[258] | 5+[259][260] | ? | 3rd party software | 3rd party software | Yes

## Media playback and controls

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Media playback and controls  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Audio playback  | AAC LC/LTP 3GPP, HE-AACv1 (AAC+), HE-AACv2 (enhanced AAC+) AMR-NB, AMR-WB, MP3, MIDI (Type 0 and 1, DLS versions 1 and 2), Ogg Vorbis, PCM/WAVE, FLAC, WAVE, Opus[261] | AAC, protected AAC (from iTunes Store), HE-AAC, MP3, MP3 VBR, Audible (formats 2, 3, 4, Audible Enhanced Audio, AAX, and AAX+), Apple Lossless, AIFF, WAV[262] | AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, AMR-NB, AMR-WB, MP3, Vorbis, WAV[263] | MP3, FLAC, AAC, eAAC, eAAC+, ALAC, AC3, DTS, Opus, Vorbis | ? | AAC LC/LTP 3GPP, HE-AACv1 (AAC+), HE-AACv2 (enhanced AAC+) AMR-NB, AMR-WB, MP3, MIDI (Type 0 and 1, DLS versions 1 and 2), Ogg Vorbis, PCM/WAVE, FLAC, WAVE, Opus
Video playback  | H.263, H.264 (up to Baseline Profile), H.265 HEVC, MPEG-4 SP, DivX, XviD, VP8, VP9[261] (WMV on 3rd party software like VLC media player) | H.264 (up to High Profile), MPEG-4, M-JPEG[262] | H.263, H.264, MPEG-4 Part 2[263] | MPEG-4, H264, H263,[264] although audio in recorded videos is out of sync[265] | ? | H.263, H.264 (up to Baseline Profile), H.265 HEVC, MPEG-4 SP, DivX, XviD, VP8, VP9[261] (WMV on 3rd party software like VLC media player)
Wired video out  | 4K on 6+[266] | Up to 1080p via HDMI[267] or VGA,[268] 576p/480p via component[269] or composite;[270] | No | No[271] | Yes
Wired digital audio output  | 5+ USB Audio[272] | 7+: USB Audio[273] | No | No | Yes | Yes up to 4K
Wireless video/audio streaming to set top boxes/TVs/speakers  | 4.2+ Miracast,[274] but DLNA[275] only available on selected devices | AirPlay[276] | DLNA[277] | ? | Yes | Yes on Wireless Projection with Miracast
Media player on-device playlist creation  | Yes[278] | Yes[66] | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
Media player video scrubbing  | Yes | Yes | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Media player audio scrubbing  | Yes | Yes | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Media player fine scrubbing  | No,[279] 3rd party software like VLC media player, basic fine scrubbing removed on 4+[280] | Yes[281] | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Media player double speed playing  | 6+[282] | Only Podcasts[283] | ? | ? | ? | Yes

## Peripheral support

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Peripheral support  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Bluetooth keyboard  | 2.3+;[284] previous versions via 3rd party software[285] | Yes[286] | No | Yes[287][288] | Yes | Yes
USB keyboard  | 3.1+[284] | With Camera Connection Kit[289] | No | Yes | Yes | Yes
Interchangeable external memory cards  | Yes[290] | Only for photo/video import with an optional accessory | Yes[291] | Yes | Yes | Yes

## Photo and video

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Photo and video  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Camera focus at specified point  | 2.3+[292] | Yes[66] | ? | 1.0.4+[293] | Yes | Yes
Camera exposure metering from specified point  | No,[294] available on some phones.[295][296] | Yes[297] | No | ? | No | Yes
On device picture info (including Exif data)  | Only date and location; more with 3rd party software[298] | Yes (15+);previous versions date and location only; more with 3rd party software | No | ? | Yes | Yes
On device picture categorization  | No[299] 3rd party software like TouchWiz[300] | 5+[301] | No | ? | No | Yes
On device picture description and search  | No[302] | 10+: Items/objects in picture;[303]
7+: Only date and location[304] | No | ? | No | Yes
Turn off shutter sound  | In silent mode[305] | In silent mode[306] | In silent mode | In silent mode[307] | No | Yes
Picture crop  | Yes | 5+[308] | No | Yes | Yes | Yes
Photo rotation  | Yes | 5+[308] | No | Yes | Yes | Yes
Photo red-eye reduction  | 2.3+[309] | 5+[308] | No | No[310] | No | Yes
HDR photos option  | 4.2+, some manufacturers earlier[311] | Yes[312] | No | No[313] | Yes | Yes
Photo/video import from memory cards  | Yes | With Camera Connection Kit[289] | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes
Video trim  | 2.3+ | Yes | No | ? | No | Yes

## Productivity

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Productivity  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Multitasking | Yes | 7+;[314]
4–6: Limited[315] | 2+[177] | Yes | Yes | Yes
Quick app switching  | 7+[316] | 9+: via 3D Touch;[317]
5+: only on iPad[318] | No | No | Yes | Yes
Document-centric multitasking  | 5+[319] | 13+: can open different views of same app side by side[320] | No | No | No | 2.0+
Split-screen app usage  | 7+, some manufacturers earlier[321] | 9+: only on iPad with 2 GB RAM or more[322] | Yes[323] | No [324] | Tablet-only | 2.0+
Desktop interactive widgets  | Yes | 10+: App icons via 3D Touch and/or dedicated widget screen[325] | No | Yes | No | 2.0+
Lock screen widgets  | Yes (Notifications and settings). Full Widgets on Android 4.2–4.4 only.[326][327] | Media player, voicemail, camera;[328]
5+: Notifications;
7+: Control Center
8+: Interactive Notifications[329]
10+: Full widgets[325] | Media player; Notifications (SMS, call) | Yes | No | 2.0+ Yes & Quick service widgets
Notification view widgets  | 4.1+: Google Now and possible with 3rd party apps | 8+ | No | Yes | No | 4.0+ Live Window widgets
Quick settings toggles  | 2+[330] | 7+[331] | No | Via the Patchmanager app[332] | Yes | Yes
Search multiple internal apps at once  | Yes | Yes | Yes | No[333] | Yes | Yes
Settings search  | 5+ or 3rd party software like LineageOS[334] | 9+[335] | No | No | Yes | Yes
Search all fields of internal objects  | Only search Contacts name field but not any other field[336] | 6+[337] | Only searches contacts by name | First name, last name, nickname, also the multiple field called "Details"[338]|? |  | Yes
Core apps missing search  | Calendar[339] (available since 3+ and HTC Sense) | Bookmarks[340] | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Phone number links to dialer  | Available in stock Android, but not all devices enable it.[341] | Yes | Yes, but not in browser | Yes | Yes | Yes
Addresses links to maps  | In Contacts, but not in Calendar[342] nor in Gmail[343] | Yes[344] | ? | Yes | ? | Yes
Dates links to calendar  | No | Yes[345] | Yes | Yes | ? | Yes

## Ringtones and alerts

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Ringtones and alerts  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Custom ringtones  | Yes | Yes[346] | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes
Custom SMS/MMS tones  | Yes[347] | 5+[348] | ? | Yes | No | Yes
Custom vibrate alert patterns  | No,[349] possible on some Samsung devices such as Galaxy S III, but limited[350] | 5+[351][352] | ? | API available for 3rd party apps | No | No
Dismiss repeating alarm clock before trigger  | 4.4+[353] | No[354] | No | ? | Yes | Yes
Tap to snooze[355] | 3rd party apps[356] | Yes | No | Swipe down | Yes | Yes

## Security and privacy

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Security and privacy  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Proxy server | 3.1+[357] but only global, not per connection[358] and only works for the browser[359] 3rd party apps available[360] | Yes | Yes | Yes[361] | No | Only 3rd party apps and Browser
On-device encryption | 3+[362] but insecure on Qualcomm devices[363] | Yes[364] (3rd party software may attempt brute-force attacks on password[365]) | No | 3.3.0+[366] | No | Yes
External storage encryption  | 6+ | External storage not available | No | Yes | No | 2.0+
Zero knowledge encryption[367] | No, data is accessible by Google[368] and shared with the American PRISM surveillance program.[369] | Some data stored on iCloud is accessible by Apple[370][371][372][373][374][375] and shared with the American PRISM surveillance program.[369] | ? | ? | No | No, data stored on Huawei Mobile Cloud is accessible by Huawei but not shared with the American PRISM surveillance program unlike Google and Apple.[376][377]
Privacy of synchronization[378] | 3rd party software like ownCloud[379] | When synchronizing locally and not using iCloud | ? | ? | ? | When synchronizing locally via HiSuite and not using Huawei Mobile Cloud
Sync to cloud communication encryption  | 2.3.4+[380] | Yes[381] | ? | ? | ? | Yes with Smart Syncing that uses irreversible encryption[382]
Wireless anti-tracking[383] | Developer Options (9+)[384] | 8+[385] | No | ? | No | Yes
Remote device location tracking  | Yes[386] | Yes[387] | ? | ? | No | Yes
Remote device locking and/or data wipe  | 2.2+[388] | Yes[387] | ? | ? | No | Yes
End-to-end encrypted push notifications  | Possible, notifications are handled by the app that can decrypt it[176] | Possible since iOS 7, where the app can handle the notification and decrypt it[389] | ? | ? | Yes | Possible, notifications are handled by the app that can decrypt it
SSH Client | Yes | Yes[390][391] | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
VPN | Yes[392] | Yes[393] | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
OpenVPN | No, but possible with 3rd party firmware[394] | Yes[395] | ? | Yes | Yes[citation needed] | No, but possible with 3rd party apps
WPA PEAP | Yes[396] | Yes[397] | ? | In developer mode[398] | Yes[citation needed] | Yes

## Sound and voice

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Sound and voice  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Separate volume for ringtone and media  | Yes | Yes | ? | Yes | Yes | Yes
Voice commands  | Yes[399] | 5+ (Siri) | ? | 3rd party software, such as Saera[400] | No | Yes
Offline voice commands  | 6+[401] | Yes[402] | ? | No | No | Yes
Voice recognition  | Yes | 5+ (Siri) | ? | No | No | Yes
Offline voice recognition  | 4.1+[403] | 15+;[404] | No | No | No | Yes
Non-English voice recognition  | Yes | Yes[225] | ? | No | No | Yes
Sound recorder  | Very limited (Does not work in background[405] and not voice controlled) | 3+: Limited (Not voice controlled)[406][407] | Partial | 3rd party software[408] | 3rd party software | Yes
Call recorder  | Yes, Phone by Google,[409] but also possible with 3rd party firmware[410] | Yes, integrated in the Phone app,[411] but also possible with 3rd party software[412] | No | Disabled by default, must be interactively switched on during a call when enabled / 3rd party software[413] | ? | Yes
Sound trim  | No,[414] but 3rd party software available[415] | Yes[416] | ? | ? | ? | Yes

## Other features

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Other features  Feature  | Android | iOS | Tizen | Sailfish OS | Ubuntu Touch | HarmonyOS

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Non-intrusive incoming calls  | 5+[417] or 3rd party software[418] | 14+[419] | No | No[420] | ? | Yes
Non-intrusive notifications  | Yes[421] | 5+[174] | ? | ? | ? | Yes
Move apps to external storage  | 2.2+[422] | External storage not allowed for apps | No | No | No | No
Remote Frame Buffer (RFB) protocol | Yes[423] | 3rd party software[424] | ? | ? | ? | 3rd party software
Screencast on device  | 11+[425] | 9+[426] | No | No | Yes | Yes
Screencast over USB  | 4.4+ over USB,[188] for prior versions root required for 3rd party app[427] | 8+: on OS X[428] | No | ? | No | Yes
Screen share  | On select devices using vendor's implementation[429][430][431] | 3rd party software[432] | No | No | No | Yes

## See also

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* Comparison of open-source mobile phones
* List of custom Android distributions
* Comparison of satellite navigation software

## External Links

[edit]

Comparison of Android ROMs

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