this is a presentation about mobile, pervasive and social computing

1. 1. Cheru Turga
2. Etsubdink Zebere
3. Muluken Mesfin
4. Yeabsera Ayehualem
Mobile
pervasive and
social computing

2. Outline
 What is moblie computing
use of mobile computing
charactersitcs of mobile computing
 What is pervasive computing
use of pervasive computing
charactersitcs of pervasivecomputing
 What is social computing
use of social computing
charactersitcs of socialcomputing

3. Mobile computing
Mobile computing:
Mobile computing refers to the use of portable computing devices
such as smartphones, tablets, or laptops, to perform a variety of tasks
and access information while on the move. It involves the use of
wireless networks and mobile communication technologies to
provide ubiquitous connectivity and access to digital resources,
enabling users to complete work, browse the internet, communicate
with others, or engage in entertainment activities from virtually
anywhere.

4. Mobile computing
The concept of Mobile Computing can be divided into three parts:
1. Mobile Communication:

5. Mobile computing
2. Mobile Hardware:

6. Mobile computing
3. Mobile Software:

7. Mobile computing
Functionality or use of mobile computing:
 Communication
 Internet access
 Entertainment
 Productivity
 Location-based services
 Mobile payments
 Health and fitness

8. Mobile computing
CHARACTERISTICS OF MOBILE COMPUTING:
 Portability
 Social Interactivity
 Context Sensitivity
 Connectivity
 Individual
 Small Size
 Wireless Communication

9. Pervasive computing
Pervasive computing:
• Pervasive computing, also called ubiquitous computing, is the growing
trend of embedding computational capability (generally in the form of
microprocessors) into everyday objects to make them effectively
communicate and perform useful tasks in a way that minimizes the end
user's need to interact with computers as computers. Pervasive computing
devices are network-connected and constantly available.
• Unlike desktop computing, pervasive computing can occur with any device,
at any time, in any place and in any data format across any network and can
hand tasks from one computer to another .

10. Pervasive computing
Functionality or use of pervasive computing:
 Data collection and analysis
 Real-time feedback
 Context-awareness
 Location awareness
 Automation and control

11. Pervasive computing
Characterstics of pervasive computing:
 Ubiquity
 Context Awareness
 Heterogeneity
 Transparency
 Proactivity
 Independence

12. Social computing
Social computing:
• Social computing is a broad concept that encompasses the use of computer
technologies to enable social interaction, communication, and
collaboration among individuals and groups. It involves the creation,
sharing, and consumption of user-generated content in online
communities or social networks, as well as the use of various tools and
platforms to facilitate social interaction and collaboration.
• Examples of social computing platforms include social media, messaging
apps, blogs, wikis, online forums, and virtual worlds, among others.

13. Social computing
Functionality of social computing:
 Social Networking
 Online Communities
 User-Generated Content
 Communication and Collaboration
 Social Media
 Mobile Computing
 Artificial Intelligence

14. Social computing
Characteristics of social computing:
 User-Driven and User-Generated
 Community-Oriented
 Collaboration and Sharing
 Real-Time Interactions
 User-Centric
 Personalized and Customizable
 Scalable

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