IOS (disambiguation)
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iOS is a mobile operating system developed by Apple Inc.
IOS may also refer to:
Companies and organizations
- Illinois Ornithological Society, American state-based bird club
- Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences
- Interorbital Systems, aerospace design firm in Mojave, California
- Interorganizational System, a supply chain management
- Investors Overseas Service, an investment company
Computing
- Cisco IOS, router and switch operating system
- ios (C++), a C++ header file ("input/output stream")
- I/O System (86-DOS), DOS BIOS in 86-DOS
- I/O System (MS-DOS), DOS BIOS in MS-DOS
- Input/Output Supervisor, a part of the IBM mainframe operating system control program
- International Online Soccer, a mod for video game Half-Life
- Internet Operating System, better known as Web operating system, software that extends across the Web
- iOS, operating system firmware for a series of mobile units manufactured by Apple, Inc.
Geography
- Ios (island), Greek island
- Isles of Scilly, group of islands off Cornwall, UK
Media
- IOS Press, a Dutch scientific and medical publisher
- Independent on Sunday, a UK newspaper
- Ireland on Sunday, an Irish newspaper published from 1996 to 2006
Other
- Ilhéus Jorge Amado Airport, in Ilhéus, Brazil (IATA airport code)
- Instructor operating station, in flight simulators
- International Open Series, an amateur snooker tour
- International operator services, making an international call via a live telephone operator
See also
- I/O System (disambiguation)
- IO (disambiguation)
- IOCS, Input/Output Control System
- BIOS, Basic Input/Output System
- BIOS (disambiguation)
- XIOS, Extended Input/Output System
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