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Fuchsia OS ! the successor of Android?

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Android Operating System: We all know very well about the android operating system, we all use it very much in our daily life. Android OS can be used in Mobile, Television, Tablet, and PC. Talking about the mobile  OS then, around 80 - 85% of the market share is captured by Android. Initially the Android OS is made for 'camera' then in 2007 it is adopted by google and made it for mobile devices. The first phone running on android OS is launched by HTC in partnership with google.  What is Fuchsia OS? The Tech Giant Company 'Google' is currently working on the new OS called Fuchsia OS. Fuchsia is an open source OS that was announced in August 2016 by google. Unlike the android it won't be a Linux based OS, instead it will use a new Micro kernel called Zircon  which is developed by google. Fuchsia OS will use a card-based UI . Fuchsia OS is totally different from Android. Fuchsia's User Interface and apps were written in with Flutter , a Software deve...
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32-bit vs 64-bit

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What is the difference between 32-bit and 64-bit architecture: Everyone is using the computer in today's world. Imagine a life without a computer and smartphone is just impossible. But there is always been a confusion among many of the person's mind that which one is better 32-bit or 64-bit, which one is fast or which one gives the better performance. So let's try to clarify all these questions........  What is this 32 or 64 bit mean? A 32-bit architectural processor means that the processor is having 32 address lines and the processor can exchange up to 32-bit data at a time or we can say that it can calculate a 32-bit integer data at a time. And the same thing applies to the 64-bit processor it can process 64-bit data at a time. But the main point is that In a 32-bit processor the maximum RAM you can interface is 4GB. This is so because of 2^32 = 4GB. If you want more than 4GB RAM then you have to switch to the 64-bit architecture. whatever you are using...
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