Android, every mention

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▶ 9:20 Frank Chen Our friends at Cardiogram gather data off your Apple Watch or Android smartwatch.

▶ 10:53 Giovanni Vigna We did a lot of analysis in finding out, for example, in Android application, if they have some little back door to say, hey, 2 times in the scene

▶ 37:38 Frank Chen This effect is more pronounced in Chinese, which is very difficult to type, but it's also true in English where speed typists can go pretty fast, but that small keyboard on your iPhone or Android device is still pretty hard to type on.

▶ 19:50 Alex Rampell Your address book on your iPhone or on your Android phone has a permission-based system where an application that you download, you can give it access to your address book.

▶ 22:58 Frank Chen Worked on elaboration of these neural networks called deep belief networks, and their research led directly to what you use every day in Android if you talk to Android. 2 times in the scene

▶ 37:03 Marc Andreessen There's a new generation of satellites, microsatellites, that are literally, like, flying Android smartphones, like, in space.

▶ 3:02 Benedict Evans And of course the thing that drives that is cheap Android.
▶ 4:56 Benedict Evans And then you get laid against that, you see unit cells of iOS and Android devices, and you can see very clearly a shift in scale.
▶ 7:24 Benedict Evans And so you're not just seeing cloning, you're seeing really interesting and innovative new business models coming out of that market and changing how people think about what it means to be a handset maker or an Android handset maker.
▶ 11:57 Benedict Evans If I was to say I installed an app on my Android smartphone in five years' time, I don't really know what any of those words would mean. 4 times in the scene
▶ 13:24 Benedict Evans And so what you see here first is global handset sales, and Apple has about 15% of all the phones sold on Earth, and Android is the next 50 to 60%, and then the rest are feature phones that are converting very fast to those 35 dollar… 5 times in the scene
▶ 20:06 Benedict Evans And more iPhone and Android, more iPhones and Android phones have been sold and were sold by the camera industry in its entire history.

▶ 2:08 Benedict Evans It's not access to a smartphone itself because Android is now dropping well under 50 dollars for a unit.
▶ 2:37 Benedict Evans If I was to say in five years time I installed an app on my Android smartphone, I didn't really know what any of those words would mean. 5 times in the scene
▶ 5:46 Benedict Evans And more interestingly, again, more iPhones and Android phones have now been sold than the Japanese camera industry, sold in its entire history.

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