A possible concise summary is:
The video is about comparing two smartphones that run on different operating systems: Aurora OS and Android 11. The narrator explains the history and features of Aurora OS, a Russian corporate and secure operating system that is based on Sailfish OS. He also shows the similarities and differences between the two phones, which are identical in hardware but have different software and performance. He concludes that Aurora OS is not meant for ordinary users, but for specific business and government purposes, and that it is still far behind Android and iOS in terms of usability and functionality. He also mentions the upcoming Russian operating system based on Android, which he hopes to review in the future.
Some possible key facts extracted from the text are:
- The text is a transcript of a video by Wylsacom, a Russian tech blogger, who reviews two smartphones that run on Aurora OS, a Russian mobile operating system.
- Aurora OS is developed by Open Mobile Platform, a company that belongs to Rostec, a state-owned corporation.
- Aurora OS is based on Sailfish OS, a Linux-based operating system that originated from Nokia's projects in the 2000s.
- Aurora OS is designed for corporate and government use, with an emphasis on security and control.
- The two smartphones that Wylsacom reviews are F+Pro R570E and Ulefone Armor X8, which are identical in hardware but differ in software. F+Pro runs on Aurora OS 4.0, while Ulefone runs on Android 11.
- Wylsacom compares the performance, design, features and usability of the two smartphones and concludes that Aurora OS is still far from ideal and cannot compete with Android or iOS for ordinary users. He also mentions that there is another Russian operating system based on Android that is being developed by Yandex, VK, Rostelecom and Sberbank.