Mobile computing allows users to access network services from anywhere using computers while on the move. The architecture of mobile computing includes programming languages like Java, operating systems like Symbian OS and Windows CE, middleware components, and protocols like GSM, UMTS, Bluetooth, and 802.11. Future devices may include pen-like computers that project both monitors and keyboards onto surfaces, bracelet-sized computers, and systems like the "Spider computer" that projects keyboards and images onto walls.

1. MOBILE COMPUTINGBy,NEELLAVATHI.B

2. MOBILE COMPUTINGusing a computer while on the move.

3. umbrella term used to describe technologies that enable people to access network services anyplace, anytime, and anywhere.ARCHITECTUREProgramming languages

4. Operating system

5. Middleware components

6. Protocols and layersARCHITECTUREProgramming Languages:Java J2SE.

7. J2ME (Java2 Micro edition)

8. Java Card (Java for smart card)

9. The Java enterprise edition (J2EE) used for web and enterprise server based applications of mobile services.

10. C and C++

11. Visual C++

12. Visual Basic.ARCHITECTUREOperating System:Symbian OS, Window CE, Mac OS.

13. Offers the user to run an application.

14. Provides functions which are used for scheduling the multiple tasks in a system.

15. Provides Interfaces for communication between software components at the application layer, middleware layers, and hardware devicesARCHITECTUREMiddleware for Mobile Systems:Software components that link the application components with the network-distributed components

16. To discover the nearby device and hotspot.

17. For achieving device synchronization with the server

18. For retrieving data from a network database.ARCHITECTURE

19. ARCHITECTUREMobile computing services Protocols:GSM 900, GSM900/1800/1900,

20. UMTS, and I-Mode

21. WPAN protocols─ (Bluetooth, IrDA, and Zigbee)

22. WLAN protocols ─(for example, 802.11a and 802.11b)

23. WAPARCHITECTUREMobile Computing system Layers:Physical for sending and receiving.

24. Data-link.

25. Networking (for linking to the destination).

26. Wireless transport layer security (for establishing end-to-end connectivity).

27. Wireless transaction protocol.

28. Wireless session protocol.

29. Wireless application environment.FUNCTIONSUser Mobility

30. Gateway

31. Middleware

32. ContentDEVICESLap StrapWi-Fi Finder Plus

33. DEVICESUSB Port BlockerSolio Solar Charger

34. DEVICESLinkStation MiniIron Key

35. DEVICESDiskGO USB Watch DriveSamsung Ultra Slim Mouse

36. DEVICESCanon Compact iP100 Mobile PrinterRFID Security Mobile Disk

37. APPLICATIONSFor Estate Agents

38. Emergency Services

39. In companies

40. Stock Information Collation/Control

41. Credit Card Verification

42. Electronic Mail/PagingFUTUREComputer These pen-like components work together to produce both the monitor as well as the keyboard on any flat surfaces.

43. FUTUREHALO ComputerThis Gadget is as small as a bracelet, which you can wear or put in pocket. The proposed material is flexible and resistance, so that safety issues could be dealt with efficiently.

44. FUTURESpider computerThe device uses a miniature projector to project images onto a wall or other flat surface; and the hardware keyboard is replaced by a laser keyboard projected onto a desk or other flat surface.

45. CONCLUSIONThe world of computing is becoming more mobile.

46. Mobile computers are becoming smaller and more powerful everyday.

47. Hence, People do not wants to give up connectivity for mobility.THANK YOU