Mobile And Wireless
12/11/2015
"Mobile and Wireless" Please respond to the following:
•Decide whether or not mobile computing and wireless computing are synonymous. Provide at least two (2) reasons to support your assertion and justify your response.
Mobile computing and wireless computing, while have similar interfaces are not necessarily synonymous. Mobile computing is a type of computing which uses Internet or intranet and communications links, as WAN, LAN, WLAN, and wireless is a subset of mobile computing. Mobility includes, smartphones, tablets, carputers (computers installed in automobile!).
The foundation of any network is some sort of pathway for digital data (bits) to move back and forth between connected agents. Cables, ranging from coaxial to optical, have long dominated this realm. However, wireless is increasingly emerging as a viable alternative to direct physical connection (Stanford University, 2003). Wireless includes many various mediums such as AM, FM, HD and SiriusXM radio. Broadcast and satellite TV, and most, if not all, internet access and cellphones, are now wireless.
Retrieved from the internet: http://cs.stanford.edu/people/eroberts/courses/soco/projects/2003-04/wireless-computing.
•Give your opinion on whether or not mobile and wireless devices have contributed to the rise in social media activity. Next, determine at least two (2) ways that business organizations use mobile technologies to become more efficient, productive, and profitable. Support your response
Mobile and wireless devices have significantly contributed to the rise in social activity. One word, Facebook, have dominated the social world that now it even becomes a verb, i.e. “will you stop Facebooking at work?” Other sites have also played in role in the rise of the social media activity. These include, Twitter, Linked, Google+, Classmate.com, and Instagram, just name a few in the online and virtual communities, and all of these can be accessed wirelessly and mobile.
One of the business
"Mobile and Wireless" Please respond to the following:
•Decide whether or not mobile computing and wireless computing are synonymous. Provide at least two (2) reasons to support your assertion and justify your response.
Mobile computing and wireless computing, while have similar interfaces are not necessarily synonymous. Mobile computing is a type of computing which uses Internet or intranet and communications links, as WAN, LAN, WLAN, and wireless is a subset of mobile computing. Mobility includes, smartphones, tablets, carputers (computers installed in automobile!).
The foundation of any network is some sort of pathway for digital data (bits) to move back and forth between connected agents. Cables, ranging from coaxial to optical, have long dominated this realm. However, wireless is increasingly emerging as a viable alternative to direct physical connection (Stanford University, 2003). Wireless includes many various mediums such as AM, FM, HD and SiriusXM radio. Broadcast and satellite TV, and most, if not all, internet access and cellphones, are now wireless.
Retrieved from the internet: http://cs.stanford.edu/people/eroberts/courses/soco/projects/2003-04/wireless-computing.
•Give your opinion on whether or not mobile and wireless devices have contributed to the rise in social media activity. Next, determine at least two (2) ways that business organizations use mobile technologies to become more efficient, productive, and profitable. Support your response
Mobile and wireless devices have significantly contributed to the rise in social activity. One word, Facebook, have dominated the social world that now it even becomes a verb, i.e. “will you stop Facebooking at work?” Other sites have also played in role in the rise of the social media activity. These include, Twitter, Linked, Google+, Classmate.com, and Instagram, just name a few in the online and virtual communities, and all of these can be accessed wirelessly and mobile.
One of the business