Description

INTRODUCTION

The International Data Corporation (IDC) indicates that the most popular activities of mobile Internet users are search engine querying, reading news information, downloading multimedia, and using email and instant messaging clients. Over the next four years, IDC predicts the fastest-growing activities will be purchasing, social networking, and blogging.1 In essence, most services available through desktops will soon be accessed mainly through a large quantity (and variety) of mobile devices.

Mobile Computing Seminar Report

Page Length : 19

Content :

• • • Introduction
    • A Social mobile world
    • Upcoming Challenges
      • Energy
      • Bandwidth
      • System
      • User interface
      • Security and privacy
      • Integration and Standardization
    • Why should we care
    • Advantages
    • Disadvantages
    • Conclusion
    • References

Mobile Computing Presentation Report (PPT)

Page Length : 30

Content :

• What is mobile computing?
• Comparison to wired networks
• Why go mobile?
• Types of wireless devices
• Mobile objects
• Moving object databases (MOD)
• Query language for MOD
• Applications of mobile computing
• Challenges
• Future of mobile computing
• Conclusion