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Chapter 498 Surpassing iOS Requires Your Teamwork

"With smartphones, it's impossible for them to be without cameras. The system comes with a built-in camera, but the specific optimization needs to be based on the corresponding camera. This is something that phone manufacturers need to figure out themselves."

Good shooting results definitely require good algorithms. This is where a company's technical capabilities are put to the test.

The startup speed is acceptable, not much slower than iOS. Photos taken can be directly uploaded to popular social media platforms like Crazy.

We can't forget about caller ID photos either, which is something iOS doesn't have!

Android Market gestures are also essential, supporting all network standards, provided your phone's hardware supports that standard; I won't go into too much detail about the text-to-speech system, as it's a drastically scaled-down version, and I believe a full version will be officially integrated within a few years. A quick search box is also included.

View application power consumption; support Virtual Private Networks (VPNs); support more screen resolutions; support OpenCore2 media engine; add usability plugins for people with visual or hearing difficulties.

As Chen Yu spoke, the huge screen behind him kept changing its interface.

This might seem tedious to some laymen, but to professionals, it's like a godsend. Chen Yu didn't pause for a moment.

Here I must mention that it has its own garbage collection and optimized event handling mechanism; the native code can directly access input and sensor events, EGL/OpenGLES, and OpenSLES;

A new management window and lifecycle framework; supports VP8 and WebM video formats, provides AAC and AMR wideband encoding, and offers excellent audio effects; supports front-facing camera, SIP/VOIP, and NFC (Near Field Communication); simplified interface and improved speed; faster and more intuitive text input; it also supports third-party input methods such as Crazy.

One-click text selection and copy/paste; the web-based copy function I just mentioned, this one-click text selection and copy/paste is limited to certain scenarios, such as text messaging.

It has a power management system; however, further optimization still requires the efforts of various companies. We only provide a standard, but good technology needs everyone to develop together. Now I'll show you the raw Android! " Chen Yu laughed.

All that talk is just PowerPoint; it's nothing compared to real action!

"Wait a moment, I'll connect the computer to the big screen!" Chen Yu said with a gentle smile.

Then all the audience members eagerly awaited the next moment.

There were many people present who had attended Google's Android launch events, but now it seems like they were worlds apart.

There's simply no comparison between the two.

Google's engineers and allies were completely bewildered.

This is even better than their design! Why bother spending time on research and development?

Moreover, the other party is open source, although each device requires a fee of $5. Is $5 expensive for a single device?!

It's obviously not expensive.

In less than a minute, Chen Yu's computer appeared on the stage. Chen Yu came up to it and said, "Okay, I'm all ready."

"Look at the big screen, everyone. This is the original Android homepage!" Chen Yu said, as the original Android version appeared on the big screen.

While not as beautiful as iOS, it's not ugly either.

"This design just doesn't feel as good as iOS!"

"Yeah, I don't think it looks very good either!"

Both the audience at the venue and those watching on their computers were not very impressed with this raw operating system interface.

"Does everyone think this page isn't very attractive?" Chen Yu said, and a large number of people in the room nodded in agreement.

"Didn't I just say that this is the original version? Every mobile phone company can design its own UI according to its corporate culture! For example, Ikkyu's UI is like this!" As he spoke, Chen Yu pulled up a picture of Ikkyu's UI!

Upon seeing this UI, everyone's eyes lit up. The design was great—artistic, fresh, and very appealing. Many mobile phone companies immediately understood, and so did the developers.

"Of course, it's not just businesses; some individuals can also create such products and sell them on the Android store. Here's something I want to say: the Android store isn't part of the system. It's an open-source system, and the system store is installed by default. These apps are all approved and have no issues. Of course, you can also download them directly to your phone and install them without any restrictions, but security cannot be guaranteed."

All apps sold in the Android Store are subject to a 20/80 revenue split.

Soon, they'll say you designed a UI and it'll sell for $1! The developer gets 80 cents, and we only get 20 cents, since we also need to cover operating costs.

Meanwhile, software released on the Android app store is specially encrypted and can only be downloaded and installed through the Android app store, preventing unauthorized distribution and protecting developers' rights to the greatest extent possible. Chen Yu's words were applauded by countless developers!

The 20/80 split is absolutely fantastic; it's worth it even if you just buy the official encryption technology.

Liang Wen originally planned to split the profits 50/50, but after Chen Yu said something to Liang Wen, Liang Wen finally decided to lower the price to 20/80. Even so, Yun Technology still made a huge profit.

Even if other companies launch their own online stores later, they won't be able to compete with the official one. The main reason is that cloud technology has intelligent features that can analyze whether an app is safe and immediately reject it if it is not.

The emergence of Android will inevitably create a large number of UI engineers.

In reality, Android and iOS have very similar functionalities. The main difference lies in Android's greater openness and ease of expansion. However, I must acknowledge a significant drawback: Android's garbage collection mechanism is not as robust as iOS's. Furthermore, Android is developed based on a virtual system, allowing for cross-platform use without platform limitations.

This is Android's biggest advantage. I believe that in the future, Android will be used in various industries and fields, not just smartphones. Smartphones are just the beginning.

When the technology matures in the future, Android will be used in watches, glasses, cars, computers, and more.

However, all of this requires our collective effort. No matter how advanced cloud technology is, or how hard I work or how talented I am, I can't say for sure that Android has reached a certain level. I believe that one day, Android will surpass the iOS I designed before.

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