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Android is a free and open source mobile operating system built on-top of the Linux kernel. The OS is used by over 150 million people world-wide, which makes it the most popular mobile operating system on earth. Android is optimized for how you use your phone, helping you manage conversations, organize your day, and connect with the people that matters most to you.

KaiOS is a free an open-source operating system that brings the best of smartphones to affordable mobile devices. With KaiOS you can use popular apps like WhatsApp, YouTube, Facebook, Google Maps, and 500+ other apps available on the KaiStore. KaiOS was built to empower people around the world through technology. With the belief that everyone should have access to the internet to unleash their potential.

A mobile operating system designed by Apple, that runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch devices. iOS uses a multi-touch interface in which simple gestures operate the device, such as swiping your finger across the screen to move to the next page or pinching your fingers to zoom. These gesuters and the ease of use and simplicity of the operating system is one of many things that brought success to the platform and Apple as a whole.

macOS is a series of proprietary operating systems native to the Apple ecosystem. The operating system powers all of Apples desktop and laptop computers and is the second most popular operating system in the world after Windows.

Elementary OS is a neat and coherent, free and open source operating system based on the Linux distribution Ubuntu. The simplicity of Elementary OS makes it a perfect choice for people switching from other popular operating systems such as macOS or Windows. Elementary OS is a feature complete operating system that comes with its own desktop environment called Pantheon and custom built, pre-installed utility applications such as Photos, Music, Videos, Calendar, Terminal, Files, and more.

A cloud native environment of software components for the development and management of cloud-native applications developed. The operating system is developed by Oracle, on top of the Linux Kernel and adheres to the Cloud Native Computing Foundation and Open Container Initiative standards. Oracle Linux makes it easy to manage cloud native applications and perform installations, updates and upgrades on the underlying infrastructure.