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An operating system from Google intended to run on mobile computing devices that have a touch interface. Android uses a modified version of the Linux kernel but none of the userland and is not UNIX like in structure, the userland and UI is custom built for a touch interface and most of the API is optimised for Java programming although other languages and systems can be used.

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	An operating system from [[Google]] intended to run on mobile computing devices that have a touch interface. Android uses a modified version of the [[Linux]] kernel but none of the userland and is not [[UNIX]] like in structure, the userland and UI is custom built for a touch interface and most of the API is optimised for [[Java]] programming although other languages and systems can be used.		An operating system from [[Google]] intended to run on mobile computing devices that have a touch interface. Android uses a modified version of the [[Linux]] kernel but none of the userland and is not [[UNIX]] like in structure, the userland and UI is custom built for a touch interface and most of the API is optimised for [[Java]] programming although other languages and systems can be used.