Challenges of integrating Android projects-codeshoppy

Challenges of integrating Android projects-codeshoppy

Since the emerge of Android as a fully capable TV operating system, the remaining questions address issues of its applicability to the ecosystems of major telecom operators, especially those providing TV services to subscribers. The abundance of services are provided to consumers, including Live IPTV broadcast, over-the-top TV, video on demand, media portals and applications. In this ecosystem, it is essential for the providers of end to end systems which include Android, to address challenges such as user experience streamlining vs differentiation, Android Open Source Project applicability versus the use of Google Market Suite (GMS), as well as challenges of provisioning QoS and QoE upon these platforms. This paper discusses these challenges and gives pointers for the most rewarding integration of Android into the operators' ecosystems.

The investigation will examine codes from Request online system application which supports improvement or update request upon SAP application in Astra Graphia Information Technology PT. The measurement will be assessed based on metrics which is categorized into project, package, file, class and methods.

Execution of Android applications on an Android emulator was an acceptable solution until their growing complexity demanded more hardware resources. On the other hand, Linux containers were developed and became more popular. Hence, executing Android applications natively on other Linux operating systems became possible on systems with limited hardware resources.

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