Android Architecture

Android architecture is a layered system that manages how the device runs apps and handles hardware. At the bottom are the hardware components like the CPU, memory, and sensors. Above that is the Linux-based Kernel, which manages hardware resources and security. Layers include the Android Runtime, where apps run, and the Application Framework, which provides tools for app development. At the top are the apps users interact with, connected through various APIs. This organized structure ensures efficient performance, security, and ease of app development on Android devices.