Mobile phones and tablets in IOT III unit

1. Mobile phones and Tablets
in IOT

2. CONTENTS
 INTRODUCTION
 EVOLUTION OF MOBILE PHONES AND TABLETS
 USES OF MOBILE PHONES AND TABLETS
 IOT HELPS IN MOBILE PHONES AND TABLETS
 ADAVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES
 CONCLUSION

3. INTRODUCTION
What is a mobile phone ?
A mobile telephone, also called mobile phone, portable device for
connecting to a telecommunications network in order to transmit
and receive voice, video, or other data.
what is tablet ?
A tablet is a wireless, portable personal computer with a
touchscreen interface. The tablet form factor is typically smaller than
a notebook computer, but larger than a smartphone.

4. EVOLUTION OF MOBILE PHONES

5.  over the years starting from 1973, cell phones have changed drastically from simple
to smart.
 These mobile phones have become human’s primary data and correspondence
correspondence centers. one can say that a cell phone is fundamentally essential
essential to present-day life.
 We went from a colorless non-digital screen to a fully smart pocket computer.

6. EVOLUTION OF TABLETS
.

7.  Many believe that the first tablet computer was the “linus write top” made in 1987.
 The next big iteration of the tablet came in 1993, and was also apples first step
into the tablet market.
 In 2000, Microsoft made a big step in portable computing. it was credited for
coming up with the name, “table PC”.
 By the mid-2000s, there were many tablets to choose from. however, they were
used only by the military and factory workers.
 In 2012, Microsoft stepped into the ring again, launching the surface. it was a
capable machine, but the price wasn’t practical for most users.

8. HOW IOT USED IN MOBILE PHONE
 Smartphones play a key role in the IOT because you can control
many IOT devices through an app on a smartphone.
 You can use your smartphone to communicate with your smart
thermostat.
 For example, to set the perfect temperature for you by the time you
get home from work.

9. HOW IOT USED IN TABLETS
 IOT involves extending internet connectivity beyond standard devices,
such as desktops.
 Laptops.
 smartphones and tablets.
 to any range of traditionally "dumb" or non-internet-enabled physical
devices and everyday objects.
 embedded with technology, these devices can communicate and
interact over the internet.

10. ADVANTAGES
 Convenient tool for connecting people.
 A learning tool.
 Help starting and promoting business.
 Entertainment on hand.
 Helps people get help during emergencies.

11. DISADVANTAGES
 Constantly distracting.
 Battery power keeps running out.
 Photos and video mean no privacy.
 Constant expense.
 Another thing to carry around.
 The screen is too small.

12. CONCLUSION
 A balance between digital technology and social interaction is key
to maximizing all the opportunities and minimizing the limitations
that digital technology brings to children and their education,
whether knowledge-based or practice-based.