This document discusses different mobile operating systems. It describes mobile phones and their functions beyond calling. The main mobile operating systems discussed are Symbian, Android, BlackBerry OS, Windows Mobile, MeeGo and iOS. It provides details on each OS such as their history, versions and key features. Market share of each OS is also presented.
This document summarizes mobile trends in 2009. It discusses the rise of mobile apps and netbooks, as well as how location and microblogging are becoming increasingly important. TV and computers are also becoming more mobile. The mobile market in Turkey is growing rapidly, with over 53 million subscribers who primarily use their phones to communicate with family, friends, and partners. Mobile devices are personal and convenient to have on hand for both consumption and creation of content.
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The document discusses the mobile apps market and how it has evolved. It notes that the market started with entertainment and utility apps for early smartphones and grew exponentially with the introduction of the Apple App Store in 2008. Today, there are over a million apps available and the market is driven by major tech companies like Apple, Google, and smartphone manufacturers. The future of the market includes increased usage of mobile internet and commerce through apps, as well as integration of technologies like augmented reality and cloud computing.
This document discusses the security risks posed by increased mobility and use of mobile devices. It notes that mobile malware is up 1200% and that many popular apps leak user data or have other security vulnerabilities. Common attacks on mobile devices include SMS phishing, location tracking without permission, and fake banking apps. The document advocates for building intelligence on mobile threats and improving incident response. It also promotes securing devices, applications, and communications to protect against the risks that arise from increased mobility.
The document discusses the evolution and revolution of mobile phones from their inception to modern smartphones. It begins with a definition of mobile phones and their basic capabilities. It then traces the evolution of mobile phone technology over time, from early bulky cellular phones to modern smartphones that can perform a wide variety of functions. Finally, it discusses how mobile phones have revolutionized communication through constant improvements in features, design, and new mobile operating systems.
Slides that accompanied the keynote presentation delivered by Allister Frost at Birmingham NEC, UK in November 2014 to the Legend Club Management Systems' Annual Customer Conference.
This document discusses different mobile operating systems. It describes mobile phones and their functions beyond calling. The main mobile operating systems discussed are Symbian, Android, BlackBerry OS, Windows Mobile, MeeGo and iOS. It provides details on each OS such as their history, versions and key features. Market share of each OS is also presented.
This document summarizes mobile trends in 2009. It discusses the rise of mobile apps and netbooks, as well as how location and microblogging are becoming increasingly important. TV and computers are also becoming more mobile. The mobile market in Turkey is growing rapidly, with over 53 million subscribers who primarily use their phones to communicate with family, friends, and partners. Mobile devices are personal and convenient to have on hand for both consumption and creation of content.
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The document discusses the mobile apps market and how it has evolved. It notes that the market started with entertainment and utility apps for early smartphones and grew exponentially with the introduction of the Apple App Store in 2008. Today, there are over a million apps available and the market is driven by major tech companies like Apple, Google, and smartphone manufacturers. The future of the market includes increased usage of mobile internet and commerce through apps, as well as integration of technologies like augmented reality and cloud computing.
This document discusses the security risks posed by increased mobility and use of mobile devices. It notes that mobile malware is up 1200% and that many popular apps leak user data or have other security vulnerabilities. Common attacks on mobile devices include SMS phishing, location tracking without permission, and fake banking apps. The document advocates for building intelligence on mobile threats and improving incident response. It also promotes securing devices, applications, and communications to protect against the risks that arise from increased mobility.
The document discusses the evolution and revolution of mobile phones from their inception to modern smartphones. It begins with a definition of mobile phones and their basic capabilities. It then traces the evolution of mobile phone technology over time, from early bulky cellular phones to modern smartphones that can perform a wide variety of functions. Finally, it discusses how mobile phones have revolutionized communication through constant improvements in features, design, and new mobile operating systems.
Slides that accompanied the keynote presentation delivered by Allister Frost at Birmingham NEC, UK in November 2014 to the Legend Club Management Systems' Annual Customer Conference.
Mobile computing allows transmission of data, voice, and video through wireless devices without a fixed connection. The history of mobile phones began in 1908 with a patent for a wireless telephone. Early mobile phones were two-way radios for services like taxis. Japan launched the first commercial cellular network in 1979. Major advances included Martin Cooper's Motorola prototype in 1973 and the DynaTAC 8000X in 1983. Competition between Nokia, Motorola, and other manufacturers drove innovation. The iPhone launched in 2007 with a multi-touch interface replacing keyboards. Android was unveiled in 2008 providing an alternative to iOS. Mobile operating systems are now the dominant internet platforms, with over 3 billion users worldwide on iOS and Android.
This document provides a brief history of mobile technologies from the 1990s to 2010. It discusses the evolution of mobile phones from basic call and text devices to smartphones with app stores and advanced internet capabilities. Key milestones included the introduction of SMS messaging in the 1990s, the rise of WAP browsers and color screens in 2000, the launch of the iPhone and Android operating systems in 2007, and the explosion of apps and mobile internet usage by 2010. The document emphasizes that mobile technologies have transformed from business tools to ubiquitous consumer devices that are continuously reinvented.
This document provides a history of smartphones and discusses their features and capabilities. It notes that the first smartphone was the IBM Simon in 1992 and describes early models from Nokia, Ericsson, Palm, Blackberry, and Apple. It lists popular smartphone brands and models from 2011 and discusses the growth of apps and app stores. The document outlines key smartphone features like internet access, cameras, Bluetooth, and office document viewing. It also looks at future possibilities like enhanced voice calling and more comfortable designs.
Fin is a wearable ring that allows users to control electronic devices with gestures. It acts as a numeric keypad, gesture interface, and controller. Fin can control the visibility of devices, configure devices, and allow hands-free activities like gaming, photos, and file sharing. The ring went through several prototypes and now has waterproof and long battery life capabilities. It connects via Bluetooth and is compatible with multiple device types. Fin was recognized as one of the top 15 startups in the world at CES2014.
The document traces the evolution of cell phones from the first cellular phone introduced in the 1960s to modern smartphones. It describes early mobile phones like the "brick phone" and "clamshell phone" and how they led to the simpler "candybar phone". Pivotal phones discussed include the Razr flip phone, Blackberry, iPhone, and Amazon Fire Phone. The document predicts that future phones will become even more powerful and customizable.
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The document discusses the history and uses of mobile phones. It traces the evolution of mobile phones from 1G analog phones introduced in 1983 to modern smartphones. It outlines some of the major mobile phone manufacturers and their brands. The document also discusses both the benefits and risks of mobile phone use, how mobile phones work by connecting to cellular networks, and common uses of mobile phones beyond calls like internet, cameras, and apps. It provides statistics on mobile phone adoption by age and concludes by noting mobile phones can be helpful when used properly but harmful when overused.
This document discusses software above the level of a single device and how mobile apps integrate sensors and cloud computing. It provides examples of how Google mobile apps use the iPhone's touch screen, accelerometer, microphone and location sensors to provide functionality. It also explains that cloud integration allows apps to access data stored remotely on servers, like how speech recognition in Google apps occurs on Google servers rather than the phone itself. The document posits that future apps will utilize sensors and cloud computing in new innovative ways.
The product aims to control home appliances through a smartphone app that connects to a controller managing power connections. Users can turn devices on/off remotely and set timers. This gives internet of things capabilities to control air conditioners, sprinklers, and more. The technology uses Wi-Fi, an Android app, and a central controller connected to a web server. Future innovations could expand data sharing between devices through the network. The controller and server are designed to adequately handle connections from multiple devices in a home or apartment without overloading. The market potential is wide as smartphones already offer remote control of daily life.
The document discusses the origins and evolution of smartphones from early devices like the IBM Simon in 1992 to touchscreen phones like the original iPhone in 2007 and the rise of Android-based smartphones. It also covers features of Android smartphones like media support, connectivity options, and the advantages and disadvantages of smartphone usage. Examples of recent smartphone models and their specifications are provided.
This document discusses the history and evolution of smartphones. It begins with an overview of the author's background and credentials in telecommunications. It then covers major technological developments in telephony such as the first telephone demonstrations and exchanges, the development of mobile networks from 2G to 4G, and the rise of smartphones beginning with early devices and the launch of the iPhone. The document argues that while phones today are much more capable than early mobile phones, current smartphones still have limitations and are not fully utilizing new technologies for improvements in areas like voice and video quality, presence capabilities, and intelligent routing.
The document discusses 6 emerging digital technology trends: 1) Connected cities and the rise of location-based social networks and check-ins, 2) Voice recognition and conversational interfaces, 3) Quantified self-tracking and the aggregation of health and lifestyle data, 4) The convergence of devices and specialization in high-quality dedicated devices, 5) Interaction beyond screens through gestures and motion sensing, 6) Low-cost smartphones bringing mobile innovation to new users at the base of the economic pyramid. Various companies and products are mentioned as examples for each trend.
The document discusses a digital lifestyle solution that provides:
1) Real-time family location services and parental controls through a single app.
2) Features like geo-fencing, safety areas, check-ins, and emergency alerts.
3) Parental controls like call management, app restrictions, and web filtering for children's devices.
The solution aims to bring families and their connected devices together for improved safety and connectivity.
The document traces the evolution of mobile phones from 1983 to 2017, highlighting some key phones from that history. It describes the Motorola DynaTAC from 1983 as the first commercial cellular phone, as well as early innovations like flip phones and touchscreens. Major milestones included the first camera phone in 2002, the first iPhone in 2007 introducing the modern smartphone format, and recent flagship phones like the LG G6 and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. The document provides brief descriptions of the features and specifications of these influential mobile phones over the decades.
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A smartphone is a mobile phone that operates on a mobile operating system but has more computing power and connectivity than a regular mobile phone. It is a wireless phone that allows for voice control, messaging, scheduling, email, internet access, and runs applications. Popular social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Skype can be accessed on smartphones, as can any website normally accessed from a computer.
This document discusses the history and features of smartphones. It begins by defining a smartphone as a mobile phone that performs computer functions with a touchscreen interface, internet access, and apps. The first smartphones date back to the 1990s but the market expanded in the late 2000s with Apple's iPhone. Features include basic functions like calling and texting as well as advanced capabilities like cameras, fingerprint scanners, and wireless printing. Future predicted features involve flexible screens, holograms, and endless battery life. The document also outlines the smartphone market size, major companies, advantages like education and communication, and disadvantages such as privacy issues and health risks.
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Mobile computing allows transmission of data, voice, and video through wireless devices without a fixed connection. The history of mobile phones began in 1908 with a patent for a wireless telephone. Early mobile phones were two-way radios for services like taxis. Japan launched the first commercial cellular network in 1979. Major advances included Martin Cooper's Motorola prototype in 1973 and the DynaTAC 8000X in 1983. Competition between Nokia, Motorola, and other manufacturers drove innovation. The iPhone launched in 2007 with a multi-touch interface replacing keyboards. Android was unveiled in 2008 providing an alternative to iOS. Mobile operating systems are now the dominant internet platforms, with over 3 billion users worldwide on iOS and Android.
This document provides a brief history of mobile technologies from the 1990s to 2010. It discusses the evolution of mobile phones from basic call and text devices to smartphones with app stores and advanced internet capabilities. Key milestones included the introduction of SMS messaging in the 1990s, the rise of WAP browsers and color screens in 2000, the launch of the iPhone and Android operating systems in 2007, and the explosion of apps and mobile internet usage by 2010. The document emphasizes that mobile technologies have transformed from business tools to ubiquitous consumer devices that are continuously reinvented.
This document provides a history of smartphones and discusses their features and capabilities. It notes that the first smartphone was the IBM Simon in 1992 and describes early models from Nokia, Ericsson, Palm, Blackberry, and Apple. It lists popular smartphone brands and models from 2011 and discusses the growth of apps and app stores. The document outlines key smartphone features like internet access, cameras, Bluetooth, and office document viewing. It also looks at future possibilities like enhanced voice calling and more comfortable designs.
Fin is a wearable ring that allows users to control electronic devices with gestures. It acts as a numeric keypad, gesture interface, and controller. Fin can control the visibility of devices, configure devices, and allow hands-free activities like gaming, photos, and file sharing. The ring went through several prototypes and now has waterproof and long battery life capabilities. It connects via Bluetooth and is compatible with multiple device types. Fin was recognized as one of the top 15 startups in the world at CES2014.
The document traces the evolution of cell phones from the first cellular phone introduced in the 1960s to modern smartphones. It describes early mobile phones like the "brick phone" and "clamshell phone" and how they led to the simpler "candybar phone". Pivotal phones discussed include the Razr flip phone, Blackberry, iPhone, and Amazon Fire Phone. The document predicts that future phones will become even more powerful and customizable.
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The document discusses the history and uses of mobile phones. It traces the evolution of mobile phones from 1G analog phones introduced in 1983 to modern smartphones. It outlines some of the major mobile phone manufacturers and their brands. The document also discusses both the benefits and risks of mobile phone use, how mobile phones work by connecting to cellular networks, and common uses of mobile phones beyond calls like internet, cameras, and apps. It provides statistics on mobile phone adoption by age and concludes by noting mobile phones can be helpful when used properly but harmful when overused.
This document discusses software above the level of a single device and how mobile apps integrate sensors and cloud computing. It provides examples of how Google mobile apps use the iPhone's touch screen, accelerometer, microphone and location sensors to provide functionality. It also explains that cloud integration allows apps to access data stored remotely on servers, like how speech recognition in Google apps occurs on Google servers rather than the phone itself. The document posits that future apps will utilize sensors and cloud computing in new innovative ways.
The product aims to control home appliances through a smartphone app that connects to a controller managing power connections. Users can turn devices on/off remotely and set timers. This gives internet of things capabilities to control air conditioners, sprinklers, and more. The technology uses Wi-Fi, an Android app, and a central controller connected to a web server. Future innovations could expand data sharing between devices through the network. The controller and server are designed to adequately handle connections from multiple devices in a home or apartment without overloading. The market potential is wide as smartphones already offer remote control of daily life.
The document discusses the origins and evolution of smartphones from early devices like the IBM Simon in 1992 to touchscreen phones like the original iPhone in 2007 and the rise of Android-based smartphones. It also covers features of Android smartphones like media support, connectivity options, and the advantages and disadvantages of smartphone usage. Examples of recent smartphone models and their specifications are provided.
This document discusses the history and evolution of smartphones. It begins with an overview of the author's background and credentials in telecommunications. It then covers major technological developments in telephony such as the first telephone demonstrations and exchanges, the development of mobile networks from 2G to 4G, and the rise of smartphones beginning with early devices and the launch of the iPhone. The document argues that while phones today are much more capable than early mobile phones, current smartphones still have limitations and are not fully utilizing new technologies for improvements in areas like voice and video quality, presence capabilities, and intelligent routing.
The document discusses 6 emerging digital technology trends: 1) Connected cities and the rise of location-based social networks and check-ins, 2) Voice recognition and conversational interfaces, 3) Quantified self-tracking and the aggregation of health and lifestyle data, 4) The convergence of devices and specialization in high-quality dedicated devices, 5) Interaction beyond screens through gestures and motion sensing, 6) Low-cost smartphones bringing mobile innovation to new users at the base of the economic pyramid. Various companies and products are mentioned as examples for each trend.
The document discusses a digital lifestyle solution that provides:
1) Real-time family location services and parental controls through a single app.
2) Features like geo-fencing, safety areas, check-ins, and emergency alerts.
3) Parental controls like call management, app restrictions, and web filtering for children's devices.
The solution aims to bring families and their connected devices together for improved safety and connectivity.
The document traces the evolution of mobile phones from 1983 to 2017, highlighting some key phones from that history. It describes the Motorola DynaTAC from 1983 as the first commercial cellular phone, as well as early innovations like flip phones and touchscreens. Major milestones included the first camera phone in 2002, the first iPhone in 2007 introducing the modern smartphone format, and recent flagship phones like the LG G6 and Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge. The document provides brief descriptions of the features and specifications of these influential mobile phones over the decades.
Amazing 10 Smart Apps for Feature Phones Alina Thomas
This is the era of smart phone now people can’t imagine there lives without the smart phone. Unique and feature rich apps has made human work easy and it also saves lots of time There are numbers of apps available in the market but its not necessary that every apps will be useful and liked by the user .Here we are going to tell you about the 10 most amazing smart apps for feature phones.
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A smartphone is a mobile phone that operates on a mobile operating system but has more computing power and connectivity than a regular mobile phone. It is a wireless phone that allows for voice control, messaging, scheduling, email, internet access, and runs applications. Popular social networking sites like Facebook, Twitter, and Skype can be accessed on smartphones, as can any website normally accessed from a computer.
This document discusses the history and features of smartphones. It begins by defining a smartphone as a mobile phone that performs computer functions with a touchscreen interface, internet access, and apps. The first smartphones date back to the 1990s but the market expanded in the late 2000s with Apple's iPhone. Features include basic functions like calling and texting as well as advanced capabilities like cameras, fingerprint scanners, and wireless printing. Future predicted features involve flexible screens, holograms, and endless battery life. The document also outlines the smartphone market size, major companies, advantages like education and communication, and disadvantages such as privacy issues and health risks.
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This document provides an overview of mobile technology and mobile phones. It begins with introductions and definitions of technology. It describes how mobile technology has evolved from early two-way pagers to modern smartphones. The first mobile phones used analog 1G technology in the 1980s, followed by digital 2G technology in the 1990s. 3G technology enabled data transfer beyond just calls. Major mobile phone manufacturers include Motorola, Nokia, Apple, and Samsung. Mobile phones connect to cellular networks and can be used for calls, text, cameras, internet, games, and more. The document concludes by noting both benefits and potential harms of mobile phone use.
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The document discusses the growing smartphone market and the role of Symbian OS. It states that smartphones are increasing in popularity and functionality. Symbian OS has the largest market share of any smartphone operating system at around 65%. The document also provides statistics on Symbian OS phones, manufacturers, and applications that demonstrate its dominance in the smartphone market.
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Exactly what is a smartphone
1. Exactlywhatis a Smartphone?
Mobile phonesmix we've gotthe technology&flexibilityof mobilephones,gamingsystems,
Smartphones,andpcsintoone handhelddevice.The finestbenefitof asmartphone maybe the
accessibilityto1000 of programsthat permita personto personalize andpersonalizetheirphone.You
will findmanyprogramsavailablewhichmaybe downloadedonline stores.
Mobile phonesprovideacomplete Internetexperience.Youare able tosee the internet,talktoyour
buddiesorwatch videosonline.
2 decadesagothere have beenmobile phonesandSmartphonesorPersonal Digital Assistants.People
woulduse mobile phonestomake callsandSmartphonestokeepcontactdetails.Eventually,
Smartphoneswere createdjustalittle wisebyprovidingthemwirelessconnectivityplustheycouldsend
and receive e-mail.The developmentsinSmartphonesandCell phonesledagreatdeal inthe
introductionof Smartphone.Smartphoneswere mergedwithCellphonestogetherwithadditional
featuresandalsothe resultwouldbe a Smartphone.
Some Optionsthatcome withSmartphone
Smartphone isdependentonsome formof operating-systemthatenablesittooperate programsthat
may be native or3rd party.For instance,Apple iPhone usesiOSandRim
seesRimOS.8io]-] 4
Smartphone hasbuilt-inprogramstohandle the dutieseasilylikecapabilitytoeditdocuments,viewpdf
files,editphotos,take pictures,andlistenmusicwatchingvideos.
It's built-inbrowsertosurf the netat greaterspeedson3rd generationand4G Systems.Youare able to
surf webmakinguse of yourWi-Fi routerwithbuilt-inWi-Fi support.
It's Textingkeyboardthatmaybe inhardware i.e.physical secretsandcouldbe insoftware i.e.touch
screenformat.
You are able totake picturesusingbuilt-inCameraaswell ascapture videosintopquality.
2. Some Major Operating-systemUtilizedinSmartphone
Symbian:EricssonR380 Smartphone wasthe veryfirstdevice thatusedSymbianOS.LaterNokiaused
thisoperating-systemwithintheirCommunicatorandfuture mobiles.Symbianwasthe mainOS
platformforSmartphone until 2011 buthuge recognitionof Google'sAndroiddroppedittosecond
place.
IOS:Apple releaseditsfirstapple iPhone in2007 also ittook itsoriginfromiOStheirnative OS.Major
formof iOSi.e.the newiOS4 was launchedthisyearthatincorporated3rd party application
multitasking,HDvideosand5MP Camera.
Rim:RIM launchedtheirfirstRimdevice in2002 that has integratedphone functionalityandemail
capacity.
Android:Androidisfree platformmainlyproducedbyGoogle andbasedonnumberof software and
hardware designerslike Apple,HTC,SamsungandMotorola.