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'''Adana Millennium,''' stylized as '''Adana MILLENNIUM''' since 2018, is a series of mobile computing devices designed, manufactured, and marketed by [[Adana Electronics]]. The product line consists of the Adana Millennium Super series of high-end smartphones, Adana Millennium Sylph series of mid-to-budget-range of smartphones, the Adana Millennium Pad series of tablets, and the Adana Millennium Fold series of foldable smartphones. | '''Adana Millennium,''' stylized as '''Adana MILLENNIUM''' since 2018, is a series of mobile computing devices designed, manufactured, and marketed by [[Adana Electronics]]. The product line consists of the Adana Millennium Super series of high-end smartphones, Adana Millennium Sylph series of mid-to-budget-range of smartphones, the Adana Millennium Pad series of tablets, and the Adana Millennium Fold series of foldable smartphones. | ||
Adana | Adana Millennium devices uses the Aurora operating system developed by the software development arm of Adana Electronics, with a custom user interface known as Unified UI. In 2019, the Aurora OS was made open-source, after [[Adana Electronics]] announced its partnership with [[Ascensio]], a [[Latium]]-based technology company, to co-develop Open Source standards for the Aurora OS. The new open source versions of Aurora OS (retaining Adana's Unified UI) debuted on all Series 12 Millennium devices in 2021. | ||
In 2023, Adana Electronics released the Millennium Chrono, its first smartwatch running on the Aurora OS. | In 2023, Adana Electronics released the Millennium Chrono, its first smartwatch running on the Aurora OS. | ||
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 The Series 1, Series 7 and Series 14 smartphones from the Super range. | |
| Manufacturer | Adana Electronics |
|---|---|
| Type | Smartphone Tablet Phablet Smartwatch |
| Release date | March 22, 2009 |
| Retail availability | Worldwide |
| Units sold | 1.2 billion (as of 2019) |
| Operating system | Aurora |
| System-on-chip used | Adana Thunderchild (ARM-based) |
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| Memory | 8 to 16 LPDDR5X RAM |
| Input | Touch screen, stylus, keyboard |
Adana Millennium, stylized as Adana MILLENNIUM since 2018, is a series of mobile computing devices designed, manufactured, and marketed by Adana Electronics. The product line consists of the Adana Millennium Super series of high-end smartphones, Adana Millennium Sylph series of mid-to-budget-range of smartphones, the Adana Millennium Pad series of tablets, and the Adana Millennium Fold series of foldable smartphones.
Adana Millennium devices uses the Aurora operating system developed by the software development arm of Adana Electronics, with a custom user interface known as Unified UI. In 2019, the Aurora OS was made open-source, after Adana Electronics announced its partnership with Ascensio, a Latium-based technology company, to co-develop Open Source standards for the Aurora OS. The new open source versions of Aurora OS (retaining Adana's Unified UI) debuted on all Series 12 Millennium devices in 2021.
In 2023, Adana Electronics released the Millennium Chrono, its first smartwatch running on the Aurora OS.
Devices
The devices are produced in two locations, devices for the Norumbian, Ghantish, and Oxidentalese markets are manufactured at Adana Electronics' own manufacturing facility in Adana City, located in Deseronto within the Ohsweken Nation. For the Belisarian, Scipian, Malaioan, and Ochranese markets, Adana established the Adana Tech Hub in Anfang, Brumen.
All Millennium devices uses the Adana Thunderchild, a family of ARM-based system-on-chips developed and manufactured by Adana Electronics' Semiconductor Foundry.