Android it is the most used operating system for mobile phones and tablets, no one can contradict this, and the Facebook company has many applications developed for it, and takes full advantage of what it offers. Despite the fact that Android is so popular and versatile, those at Facebook do not want to implement Google's operating system in future new products, but want to develop a competing operating system for them.
Android it is now used in some of the products that Facebook has launched for customers all over the world, but the company wants another operating system that does not make us dependent on Google. To be sure that it makes an operating system at least as good as Android, Facebook hired one of the people who oversaw the development of Windows NT, so it has solid foundations for its new major project.
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Android it will not be easily replaced by Facebook, and this is because it has functions developed over years and years, so the American company's plan is a very long-term one, which complicates its life a bit. Eye OS is the name of the operating system that Facebook would like to use instead of Android in its future products, hoping that it will be able to customize it for social media platforms according to its own growth needs in the future.
"We want to make sure the next generation has room for us. We do not believe that we can rely on the market or competitors to ensure that this is the case. And so we will do it ourselves."
Android it is not very suitable for headsets for virtual reality, one of the areas in which Facebook invests extremely much, even if for now it does so without much success. Even the people from Google leave Android with what it has now and invest in other operating systems for virtual reality, so both companies seem to think the same from this point of view, but that's normal, because this system was created for something else entirely.
Android over time it had many competing systems created by various companies, but none of them were successful, and until now only iOS managed to keep up with it.
