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Smartphones are mobile phones that offer advanced computing capabilities and connectivity beyond basic voice calls. They were introduced in 2002 and provide digital voice services, text messaging, and access to the internet, emails, apps, and video/camera functions through 3G or 4G data plans. Research has found that despite smartphones' rapid growth, little data exists on usage patterns. Smartphones make connecting with others cheaper through social media and calling apps but are expensive to purchase and repair. While costly, smartphones are very useful as they allow constant access to information and communication tools.
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A smart phone is a mobile phone that offers advanced computer-like functionality beyond regular phones, though there is no single definition. The first smart phone was the Simon in 1992, while the Nokia 9500 in 1996 was an early color-screened model and first WiFi device. Most modern smart phones use identifiable operating systems and allow third-party apps. While smart phones enhance convenience, they may also foster overdependence on constant connectivity and shorten attention spans, especially when multi-tasking like streaming TV while driving. However, smart phones also enable constant access to personal computers and communication tools, as well as safety features like GPS.
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Mobile Technologies
HISTORY OF MOBILE TECHNOLOGIES
The Motorola DynaTAC 8000x was the first portable phone, although it was large, heavy and very expensive costing thousands of pounds.
Motorola was the first brand to emerge as a leader in early mobile phone technology, Nokia started creating popular phones in the early 90s.
Nokia continued to lead the industry over the next few years with the production of iconic models including the 5110, 3210, and the 3310. Nokia’s dominance began to recede in the early 2000s, with Sony Ericsson, LG, and Samsung increasingly becoming major players in the market.
2006 -Phones started to become truly smart. As GPS-enabled devices they could now check your emails, play music, surf the internet, download content and take photos.
2007- Phones started to be capable of functions close to those of today with the release of the first iPhone. Blackberry with their full keyboard design useful for emails and instant messaging also enjoyed popularity.
Phones are also able to act as contactless payment devices storing bank card details so an individual can be cashless and cardless. More web pages are now visited on mobile devices than via desktops. Screen sizes have increased, as have security features such as biometric unlocking from fingerprints of facial recognition technology. As far as the future goes there are shaped and curved screens, higher-quality cameras, improved battery life and ever more powerful processors.
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TECHNOLOGIEs
5G Technology: 5G technology is the latest wireless technology that promises faster data transfer speeds, lower latency, and increased capacity. With 5G, mobile devices will be able to handle more data and perform more complex tasks.
Augmented Reality (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR): AR and VR technologies are becoming more accessible to consumers, and developers are finding new and innovative ways to use them. AR and VR technologies offer users a more immersive experience and are being used in industries like education, gaming, and retail.
Internet of Things (IoT): The IoT is a network of connected devices that can communicate with each other and the internet. The IoT is being used in industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and smart homes to improve efficiency and productivity.
Mobile Payments: Mobile payment technologies like Apple Pay, Google Wallet, and Samsung Pay are becoming more popular as consumers seek more convenient and secure payment options.
Artificial Intelligence (AI): AI technologies are being integrated into mobile devices to provide personalized experiences and improve the functionality of apps. AI is being used in industries like healthcare, finance, and retail.
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Keypad phones helped maintain family relationships by allowing easier communication and independence while reducing addiction and privacy issues compared to smartphones. However, keypad phones had limited functionality and storage. Smartphones also helped families stay connected through messaging and calls but excessive use led to decreased interaction and increased conflict. It is important to set boundaries for smartphone use and prioritize quality time together to balance their benefits and distractions for family relations.
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Socialization networks have evolved from landline phones to mobile phones to VoIP and Skype. Landline phones had issues with mobility and reliability but were secure, while mobile phones enabled constant connectivity but at the cost of privacy, health, and family time. VoIP provided low-cost international calls over the internet but with quality and reliability issues. Skype became popular for free video and voice calls between users along with additional features, but requires an internet connection and computer. Socialization networks will continue advancing to better connect people.
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Mobile learning refers to learning activities enabled by portable handheld devices like tablets and phones. While not originally designed for education, these devices can maximize learning potential through various mobile learning tools. Tablets allow access to ebooks, notes, and media, while phones enable polls, surveys, links to course materials, and collaboration through apps and internet access. Mobile devices provide an accessible way to learn anywhere, though some users may find certain interfaces difficult. Overall, mobile technology expands opportunities for digital learning resources outside the classroom.
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Mobile computing began with advances in military wireless communications and has since evolved through improvements in bandwidth, technology, and the development of smaller, more powerful mobile processors and extended battery life. A wide variety of mobile devices are now used for computing, including smartphones, laptops, tablets, and MP3 players, and these devices are being utilized in many areas such as education, healthcare, banking, and media. While mobile technology is still evolving, it has become very successful and an integral part of modern life for most professionals and students.
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The document summarizes different methods of socialization and communication over time:
1) Landlines provided a physical connection but lacked mobility and could experience issues, leading to the rise of mobile phones.
2) Mobile phones allowed constant contact and apps but were expensive and raised privacy concerns.
3) VoIP used internet protocol for voice calls and had low costs but relied on internet and had quality issues.
4) Skype is free software that allows voice/video calls and messaging over internet, saving money compared to other options. It requires an internet connection and computer to make calls.
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- 2. Definition….. Smart phones:it’s a mobile phone offering advanced capabilities. Smart phones is also a cellular telephone with an intergrated computer and other features not originally associated with telephones.
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- 4. introduction Introduced in 2002 Smart phones provide digital voice services as well as text massaging Its offer requires 3G or 4G data plans. It also provides digital digital voice service service as well as emails ,web, mp3 player and vidieo viewing ndvidieo camera
- 5. REASERCH FINDINGS Networking reaseach groups. Mahajan and DeboralEstrin of UCLA fellow microsoftreseachers SikranthKandula discovered that despite the collection concerning the phenomenal growth rate of smart phones there has little data collection concerning the usage patterns
- 6. ARGUMENT ADVANTAGES Smart phones are easy to connect with other people in a cheaper way for axample:internet,social networks like facebook ,tweeter,skype. They save informatiionfo a long time withiout loosing it DISADVANTAGES Expensive to buy Difficult to use Expensive to fix
- 7. conclusion Smart phones have different kinds of effect. In ma reaseach in found that smart phones have advantages and disadvantages They very expensive but in same time very usefull. In the older days before smart phones were introduced people were struggling to use things like emails so they had to go to the nearest internet café.