New Mobile 5 OS Android and iOS Ready to Shake

Currently, the industry is still dominated smartphone devices using the Android and iOS operating systems. However it is not possible, their power would be shaken by a row of new mobile OS that is ready to show off.
Yes, recently, several new mobile OS has been introduced. Bearing the features and operation of different ways compared to Android and iOS, the OS feels row holds the potential for success.




1. BlackBerry 10
Handset operating system BlackBerry 10 set released by Research in Motion (RIM) in late January 2013. Intended to restore the prestige of the BlackBerry, is certainly BB10 has various excellent features.
QNX-based OS that has been used as the operating system of the BlackBerry PlayBook tablet PC. Operations conducted by phone or swipe swipe system that does not require physical buttons. BlackBerry 10 was crammed with a variety of features that quite interesting.
For example, the BlackBerry Hub will accommodate all messages, notifications, or calendar and can be accessed easily. In the sector of the camera, there is a feature that works like a time machine. If the photo was taken is not as expected, this feature seemed to be able to repeat the moment so that the user can rewind the number of frames to find a better photo.
RIM claims BlackBerry 10 even designed to not have a hang or crash when operated. And while its release later, this OS will be supported tens of thousands of apps on the BlackBerry World.
2. Tizen
Samsung is succeeding with a row of phones based on Android OS. But they are also quite keen to develop its own OS. After the presence of Bada OS is less so glowing, South Korean vendors are preparing to present this operating system called Tizen.
Tizen is a collaboration with Samsung processor giant Intel. Intel decided to develop Tizen as MeeGo OS they developed with Nokia stagnates in the middle of the road.
Tizen is based on open source like Android. In addition to smartphones, the new platform will also intentions toward tablet computers, Smart TV to entertainment systems in vehicles.
Reportedly, Samsung will release a Tizen phone the first time in 2013 as an alternative to Android. According to plans, the first edition of Tizen phones will be sold in Japan via DoCoMo operator.
3. Sailfish
A number of former Nokia employee is not satisfied because the Finnish company that left the MeeGo OS and choose Windows Phone. They took the initiative to set up his own company called Jolla to continue the development of MeeGo.
Jolla has introduced a new OS called Sailfish which is a modification of MeeGo. Similar operation is similar to MeeGo, which is a system of swipe or slide.
Jolla expressed, Sailfish will be compatible with some Android apps. Mobile inaugural Sailfish plan will be formally introduced in the first quarter of 2013.
In addition to smartphones, Sailfish developed for tablet PCs. And also a variety of other devices such as computers, televisions and gadgets in vehicles.
4. Ubuntu
Beginning in 2013, the Canonical-the company behind the Ubuntu distribution-formally introduce the Ubuntu operating system for smartphones. Canonical founder Mark Shuttleworth, directly demonstrating this operating system at its headquarters in London, England.
Mark claims that Ubuntu has a friendlier interface than the entire current mobile operating systems. Through a video he showed off the user easy access to favorite applications, search for files, navigate, until the notification system which is simple yet informative.
Problem wealth of applications, Ubuntu also believe that their application store called the Ubuntu Software Centre is able to meet the needs of its users. Application is very important to increase the potential success of an OS.
Ubuntu for smartphones it has officially blown. However, phones that use the new operating system is expected in late 2013 or early 2014.
5. Firefox OS
Mozilla does not want to miss developing a new mobile operating system called Firefox OS. With the support of several large telecommunications companies, Firefox OS claimed superiority will challenge Android and iOS on the iPhone.
Mozilla says, operators such as Deutsche Telekom, Sprint, Smart, Telecom Italia, Telenor and Etisalat, have expressed support for the Firefox OS. Phone vendors ZTE and TCL also plans to release a mobile Firefox OS with Qualcomm Snapdragon processor in early 2013's.
Support from operators and handset vendors rated as crucial for the new smartphone OS. Therefore, they will challenge Android and iOS currently dominates. Not to mention other OS with a smaller market share is still widely used.
Chief Executive Gary Kovacs Mozilla Corp., believes Firefox OS still has a chance in the crowded mobile OS market. Moreover, the platform is provided free of charge, based on open web standards and applications developed with HTML5 technology.
Firefox Mobile debut this OS will be released in early 2013 via operator Telefonica Brazil.