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PRESENTATIONPRESENTATION

ONON

MOBILE COMPUTINGMOBILE COMPUTING

SUBMITTED TO: SUBMITTED TO: MS. MANJIT KAUR MS. MANJIT KAUR

ROLL NOROLL NO--3434


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CONTENTSCONTENTS

1. Mobile Computing1. Mobile Computing2. Types of mobile computers2. Types of mobile computers

3. Benefits of Mobile computing3. Benefits of Mobile computing

4. Technical Limitations4. Technical Limitations

of Mobile Computingof Mobile Computing5. Future of Mobile Computing5. Future of Mobile Computing


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DEFINITIONDEFINITION

Mobile computingMobile computing is a generic termis a generic term

describing one's ability to use technology whiledescribing one's ability to use technology while

moving.moving.


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TYPESOFMOBILETYPESOFMOBILE

COMPUTERSCOMPUTERSTYPES

Of

Devices

Wearable

Computers

Personal

Digital Assistant Carputer Smartphone

UMPC


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WEARABLECOMPUTERSWEARABLECOMPUTERS

Wearable computers are computers that are worn onthe body. They have been applied to areas such asbehavioral modeling, health monitoring systems,

information technologies and media development.

Wearable computer are always with you ,

comfortable and easy to use.

FeaturesConsistency

Multitasking

High Performance


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PERSONALDIGITALPERSONALDIGITALASSISTANTASSISTANT

AA personal digital assistant (PDA)personal digital assistant (PDA) is a handheldis a handheldcomputer also known ascomputer also known as smallsmall oror palmtoppalmtop

computerscomputers. Newer PDAs also have both color. Newer PDAs also have both color

screens and audio capabilities, enabling them to be usedscreens and audio capabilities, enabling them to be used

as mobile phones. Many PDAs can access the internet ,as mobile phones. Many PDAs can access the internet ,intranet or extranet via Wiintranet or extranet via Wi --Fi, or Wireless WideFi, or Wireless Wide--AreaArea

Networks (WWANs).Networks (WWANs).


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How We looksHow We looks

The Apple Newton Message Pad EO Personal Communicator (440)

HOWWELOOKS


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FeaturesFeatures

y PDA touch screen

y Memory cards

y

Wired and wireless connectivityy Synchronization

y QWERTY keyboards


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USESUSES

y Automobile navigation

y Education- digital notepad

y Medical and scientific uses

y Games

y Internet

y

Music


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SMARTPHONESMARTPHONEAA smartphonesmartphone is a mobile phoneis a mobile phoneoffering advanced capabilities beyond aoffering advanced capabilities beyond a

typical mobile phone.typical mobile phone.

A smartphone is a phone that runsA smartphone is a phone that runs

complete operating system softwarecomplete operating system softwareproviding a standardized interface andproviding a standardized interface and

platform for application developers.platform for application developers.

Features :Features :

like elike e--mail and Internet capabilities.mail and Internet capabilities.


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CARPUTERCARPUTER

AA CarputerCarputer, or 'Car PC', is a general purpose, or 'Car PC', is a general purposecomputing platform installed in a vehicle .computing platform installed in a vehicle .

The first commercially available after market CarputerThe first commercially available after market Carputer

systems involved two main components: a monitor insystems involved two main components: a monitor in

the dashboard .the dashboard .Most carputer currently used LCD Screens as display.Most carputer currently used LCD Screens as display.


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ULTRAULTRA--MOBILEPCMOBILEPCUltra-Mobile PC (oftenabbreviated UMPC) is a

small standard size and

shape for tablet PCs and

subnotebook/netbooks.

UMPCs usually run on

Windows or Linux

operating systems .


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BENEFITS OF MOBILEBENEFITS OF MOBILE

COMPUTINGCOMPUTING1. Improved decision making1. Improved decision making

2. Increased productivity and reduced costs2. Increased productivity and reduced costs

3. Improved customer relation3. Improved customer relation


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LIMITATIONS OFLIMITATIONS OFMOBILE COMPUTINGMOBILE COMPUTING

1.1. Insufficient bandwidthInsufficient bandwidth

2.2. Security standardsSecurity standards


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3. Power consumption3. Power consumption

4.4.Transmission interferencesTransmission interferences

5.5. Short battery lifetimeShort battery lifetime

6. Limited capacity6. Limited capacity


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Future of Mobile ComputingFuture of Mobile Computing

y Use of Artificial Intelligence

y Integrated Circuitry -> Compact Size

y Increases in Computer Processor speeds


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WHATALLSERVICESCAN

WEEXPECTFROMTHE

MOBILEDEVICEOFTHE

FUTURE?

Many interesting features can be developed. Forinstance moms can see where their kids are, all the

time. Phones will be fully integrated with refrigerators,

TVs, cars and all other computing or electronic

devices such as bulbs and airconditioners.Currency notes will become rare. Your phone will

store money, order milk, replenish vegetables by

ordering them digitally.


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THANKSu.THANKSu.

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