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Mobile computing refers to devices that allow access to data and information from any location. Common mobile devices introduced since the 1990s include smartphones, tablets, ultra-mobile PCs, and wearable computers. Mobile computing requires a device, network connection, and software application, and while it enables connection and sharing, overuse can lead to health issues and unsafe interactions with strangers.
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- 5. Range Security Transmission interferences Human interface with device
- 6. Need three important things :- 1. Mobile Device. 2. Network Connection. 3. Software Application.
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