Basic of Computer Science - Mobile

Basic of Computer Science – Mobile

Mobile are the systems, which are physically not remain connected to specific place rather these are mobile in nature, as one carry anywhere anytime.

The mobile computer technology carries battery back; therefore, it does not require consistent electric power.



Mobile computers can be connected with Internet through wire or the connection can be wireless as well through Wi-Fi or Bluetooth technology,. Likewise, it is portable, self-powered (because of inbuilt battery), and infused with wireless technology computing device.

Types of Mobile Computing Device

Following re the popular mobile computing devices –

Laptop

A laptop is a portable version of desktop computer. It is equally competent to do any computing work.

Notebook

it is a light weight portable personal computer.

Tablet

It is comparatively handier slate-shaped mobile computer.

Smart Phone

A phone is a fully equipped cell phone with most of the computing features.

Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)

It is a computer device more popular as pocket computer. It is largely used in calculation, accessing the Internet, sending and receiving E-mails, scanning bar codes, use as a radio or stereo, playing computer games, video recording, typewriting and word processing, use as an address book, making and writing on spreadsheets, Global Position System (GPS), as a clock and calendar, etc.

Potable Data Terminal (PDT)

It is computer device, which is largely used to enter or retrieve data through wireless transmission (i.e., WLAN or WWAN).



Mobile Data and Terminal(MDT)

It is a computer device, which is used in police car, taxi-cabs, military logistics, service trucks, commercial trucking fleets, courier vehicles, fishing fleets, etc.

Ultra-mobile Personal Computer (UMPC)

It is small from of tablet PC.

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