Mobile Platforms

Mobile platforms refer to software environments that allow applications to run on mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablets. The most common mobile platforms are Android, developed by Google, and iOS, developed by Apple. These platforms provide the necessary tools and services for app developers to create, distribute, and manage applications. They also manage system resources, user interfaces, and security. Essentially, mobile platforms are the foundation that supports the functionality and performance of mobile apps, enabling users to perform tasks like browsing the internet, playing games, and managing personal tasks on their devices.