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3 years ago

What operating system is a smartphone most likely to use? a. bsdb. mac os xc. symbiand. linux

1 answer:

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Linux based operating system is the norm. but android used linux based kernal and so did microsoft on thier phones and so on any low end operating system their based on linux.
Which version of linux?
well their are variety which the dev can choose

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