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Aurora OS (Russian Open mobile platform)
Russian Linux based mobile operating system From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Aurora OS (Russian: ОС Аврора) or Russian Open mobile platform (OMP) is a Russian Linux-based smartphone operating system developed by Rostelecom for business and governmental use. It was branched from Sailfish OS in 2019 and has its own app store and integration with the Russian government's official radio network ERA.
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In 2016, Jolla started a development project whose goal was to localize the Sailfish platform in Russia. For this, a separate company was founded and the Russian-language version was called Sailfish Mobile OS RUS.[1] The first users of the platform were the Russian Post. In 2018, the Russian state applied for a secure mobile phone operating system for official use and Sailfish Mobile OS RUS was chosen and Rostelecom developed it further. In 2019, the platform was renamed Aurora OS.[2] In 2022, Jolla announced that they had left the project and was no longer involved with it.[3] In November 2021, according to Nokiamob.net, there were around 400,000 devices using it.[4]
However, in 2022 Vedomosti reported that sales of the AYYA T1 to consumers were minimal.[5] The ability to produce the hardware needed for the newer models was limited due to the supplier TSMC halting trade with Russia in response to the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. This also affected the development of the AYYA T2, the planned successor to the T1, with its custom ARM-based "Scythian" processor additionally being affected by overheating problems.[6][7]
Aurora OS 5.0 was revealed at Mobius Fall 2023 Conference on 1 November 2023 in Moscow.[8]
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Devices
Known devices using Aurora OS are
- Tablets
- Aquarius Cmp NS208[9]
- Aquarius CMP NS220[9]
- Aquarius CMP NS220 v5.2
- BytErg МВК-2020[9]
- F+ Life Tab Plus[10]
- INOI T8 Tablet (discontinued)[11]
- Phones
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