Lollipop

Lollipop is an open-source platform developed by Google that enables the delivery and management of Android updates and apps for devices in the Android ecosystem. It acts as a framework for creating customized software updates, particularly in enterprise environments, ensuring devices are up-to-date and secure. By using Lollipop, manufacturers and IT teams can streamline the deployment of software, improve compatibility, and maintain control over device configurations. Essentially, it provides a structured way to manage Android software distribution, enhancing device reliability and security across a wide range of hardware.