...Mobile technology in today’s world. In todays world consumers want to stay up to date with technology and , especially mobile phones. Faster, thinner and lighter is the new cool factor for mobiles phone buyers and for the people that love technology, also now days mobile phone manufactures have integrated the use of internet and also applications that help users with ease of access to banking and other features like steaming movies using applications like Net-Flix and Love Film, to buying your groceries at a touch of a button. In the 1940’s the mobile phone revolution started and only the wealthy and rich people could afford to buy them. It was more of a fashion factor, where as now days it is a vital tool for people to communicate with each other. Bulky phones are now of the past, retailers now concentrate on smart phones which have much more functionality and use for consumers and their are many platforms which they run on, in todays market ranging from Nokia having Symbian, Apple having iOS, Blackberry having RIM (research in motion) and Samsung using Google Android platform. All of these platform vary a little from each other but have the same goal which is grabbing consumers to by there product. Smart-phone ownership, by platform Google Android– 32%, iOS– 19%, Blackberry– 16%, Symbian– 8%, Windows phone– 4%, none of these– 22%. “Smartphone penetration has continued to rise rapidly over the past few years, with almost two thirds (62%) of internet users owning...
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...Many companies have deployed some form of mobile email for the workforce as their first foray into wireless applications. Yet some are still hesitant to deploy applications that enable connectivity to back-office systems. Despite the maturity and success of most email deployments, companies are still highly cautious when looking at more complex applications. They worry about complexity, deployment costs, security, user reluctance to work on small devices, and -- having been unsuccessful in early implementations -- they are often gun-shy about trying again. Yet this reluctance to deploy applications is outmoded thinking. Forward-thinking companies are deploying mobile applications in a short time, at reasonable cost, and often on existing infrastructure. And they are reaping significant gains in end-user productivity and business efficiency. Enterprises wishing to deploy mobile solutions to the workforce should start with a strategic plan that focuses on what the users need to get their jobs done, the kinds of infrastructure that are already in place and can be leveraged, and how business needs will change over the next few years. This last component of a mobile strategy is particularly important because it will determine not only what gets implemented now but what degree of flexibility will be required to enhance and improve the applications over time. Failure to take into account the needs of the business in the long term will mean a mobile solution that is unable to change or grow...
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...Mobile technology is a term used to describe various types of cellular communication technology. It is especially relevant in this time and age as mobile usage is becoming widespread with more over 70% of the world’s population now having a mobile phone, over 5 billion mobile subscribers worldwide, and in places like the United States, with 9 out of 10 people owning a mobile phone (United Nations, 2011). Apple has sold almost 60 million iPhones world wide, while Google’s Android OS is growing at 886% year on year and now activating over 160,000 devices a day, across 60 devices in over 40 countries (St Thomas University, 2012). Mobile technology has also evolved by leaps and bounds just over the last decade – so much so that they are now more than just phones used to make calls. They can now go online with a web browser, have a GPS navigation system embedded inside and even function as game consoles. The many functions of new smartphones in mobile technology leads experts to saying that their wireless functions will be the future of information exchange. The next generation of smartphones will be able to keep track of your personal data and analyse it according to your needs, translate words by just scanning a signboard and tell you information about any location at which you point your phone. So of course, with all these wonderful capabilities, Man has found a way to use smartphone mobile technologies in the field of medicine too, to help people. In this paper, I will discuss...
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...took the backseat, but, the driver’s seat – an unequivocally genuine statement. Time bears the testimony to the varied advances made in this area with a consistent flow of remarkable concepts and cutting-edge technology. And there were these huge entries of microphones, phonographs, gramophones, wired tele-links, T.V, computers, APRANET, cellular phones, etc. ‘Simplicity’ was invaded by ‘intricacy-with-minute-detailing’ and it thus became the ‘go-go-word’ of the techno geeks who were brainstorming in their hi-tech state-of-the-art research labs in churning out technologies and devices that are twice and thrice and may be even more smarter than their prototypes. ‘Electromagnetism’, a fundamental natural force was exploited in data transfer through wireless modes. This principle found application in the cellular domain and this along with other tools and features are being incorporated in our present ‘smart-phone kit’ to give its users a thrilling experience. The mobile domain is rapidly getting impregnated with distinctive key features and specialties. When the bygone generation insisted just on passing an information through a mere telephonic conversation via simple phones, the new-fangled present day generation had this huge propensity to use networking technology to stay connected to whomever they wished to. Thus ushered in an era where common telephone related words were replaced by more hi-tech words like GPS navigation, Android Operating System, 2 G, 3G, GSM,GPRS,WCDMA(Wide...
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...Mobile technology devices are well known as expensive devices amongst parents but fortunately the price becomes cheaper with the very fast technological development. Various types of tablet emerging market such as iPad, Galaxy, and many more from different suppliers and these tablets are growing every day in the market. The development of mobile technology has been attracted children attention to explore the affordances of this technology in different aspects of their life. Therefore, kids’ interactions with tablet are increasingly popular and have a place in the hearts of them. With this development, Palestinian children have access to the world of the Internet and spend a significant amount of time exploring websites and applications by using mobile technology. More and more schools in Palestine are now including one-to-one technology initiatives and Internet as part of their educational system. One-to-one technology refers to one computer/mobile technology for every student (Zucker & Light, 2009). There is a lack of mobile devices applications in Arabic language. However, the purpose of the Arabic applications is to educate and entertain these children and are still in...
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...respect to mobile technology in India and America Sreeranjani K Pattabiraman Abstract The past decade has witnessed a huge shift in the development of mobile technology which has led to privacy issues, murmurings of which started surfacing only in recent years. A lot of research has been carried out by academicians on mobile technology and its impact on society. There have also been comparative studies on how privacy has changed for people over the years with the boom of social networking sites and smart phones. But, there has not been a substantial study or analysis conducted on how people's privacy has been directly affected by the ever-increasing population boom of mobile-phone users. This comparative study analyzes the concept of privacy with respect to mobile surveillance and draws upon prior work in the field of mobile surveillance, ranging from popular press on government surveillance in India and USA and case studies in these two countries related to people’s view on privacy, to the works of ACLU (American Civil Liberty Union) in USA and Stop CMS (Central Monitoring System) in India. The study is built around the analysis and comparison of the issue of mobile surveillance in both the countries, how people dealt with this, and the role of culture in determining people’s view on privacy. It also proposes suggestions for how future research can be carried out in the field of mobile surveillance. Keywords Privacy, surveillance, culture, mobile technology, society,...
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...Introduction Mobile computing is becoming increasingly important due to the rise in the number of portable computers and the desire to have continuous network connectivity to the Internet irrespective of the physical location of the node. Mobile computing offers significant benefits for organizations that choose to integrate the technology into their fixed organizational information system. Ranging from wireless laptops to cellular phones and Wi-Fi/Bluetooth enabled PDA’s to wireless sensor networks, mobile computing has become ubiquitous in its impact on our daily lives. Mobile computing is a versatile and potentially strategic technology that improves information quality and accessibility, increases operational efficiency, and enhances management...
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...Mobile Internet technology - Abstract: This paper narrates the latest trends which are creating ripples in the areas of Mobile Internet and how these technologies are changing the way we communicate and also the way we interact and retrieve information in real-time while on the move. And how these technologies enables us to connect with various Social Network groups and Special Interest Groups. It is almost as if information has become ubiquitous and accessible at the touch of the button...slowly transforming our lives by enriching the user experience and making us part of a new digital world and a Digital Economy and as if it is making a citizen of a virtual digital world of which we are truly part of breaking out of all the physical, geographical and geopolitical boundaries and making us all part of that One World that we all truly belong to. In the previous two decades, while Digital technology was going through its own Renaissance movement, a state has been only achieved now that various morphs of the Digital world can be truly seen and felt and we are experiencing it now everyday. Is this the Utopia we all have dreamt of? While the existence of the digital world has been felt in various forms to impact our day to day life in terms of providing us instance access to information, making a huge impact on our personal, business lives and on the economy as a whole- Will it ever be able to transform itself as a powerful platform or medium to influence and completely morph...
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...Case Study 2: Wireless and Mobile Technologies Name CIS 500 March 16, 2015 Dr. Wireless and Mobile Technologies Wireless technology is defined as a technology, for example, PDAs, that uses radio waves to transmit and get information. It is utilized increasingly for information transmission. This definition is a bit excessively restricted as it recommends that wireless technology is empowered just by radio waves. Yet radio is stand out little, however imperative piece of the vitality that we can and do utilization to convey information that empowers electronic items to speak and interact with one another by exchanging information. Electronic items and frameworks that interact by using electromagnetic vitality to convey information between them so they can correspond with one another. The expression "wireless" alludes, in the most essential and evident sense, to interchanges sent without wires or links. It is a wide term that includes a wide range of wireless technologies and gadgets, including cell interchanges, networking between PCs with wireless connectors, and wireless PC extras. Wireless interchanges go over the air through electromagnetic waves (radio frequencies, infrared, satellite, and so on). (Pinola, 2015) Mobile technology is the technology utilized for cell correspondence. Mobile code division various access (CDMA) technology has developed quickly over the recent years. Mobile technology gadgets are a combination of equipment, operating frameworks, networking...
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...A Technical Seminar Report On “Sniffer Technology For Detecting Lost Mobiles” Submitted to JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, HYDERABAD (T.S) In partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of Degree of BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY In “Computer Science and Engineering” By N.KIRTHI [11D61A0554] Under the guidance of Mr S.Srinivas Associate Professor C.S.E Dept . Department of Computer Science and Engineering RAJA MAHENDRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY (Affiliated to JNTU Hyderabad) Ibrahimpatnam, Hyderabad-501506 RAJA MAHENDRA COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING (Affiliated to JNTU Hyderabad) Ibrahimpatnam, Hyderabad-501506 CERTIFICATE This is to certify that the Technical seminar entitled “SNIFFER TECHNOLOGY FOR DETECTING LOST MOBILES” which is being submitted by N.KIRTHI(11D61A0554), in partial fulfillment for the award of degree of BACHELOR OF TECHNOLOGY in COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING of JAWAHARLAL NEHRU TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITY, is a record of benefited work carried out by them under our supervision. InternalGuide ...
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...Implications of Adding Mobile Technology and Web Site Improvements for Kate’s Paperie LLC. Technology to Enhance and Increase Profits from Invitation Customization Audience: Chief Financial Officer & Director of IT Valentina Kniess Managerial Application of Information Technology; MIS-535-1274 DeVry University, Keller Graduate School of Management October, 2014 Table of Contents 1. Abstract………………………………………………………………….3 2. Brief company background……………………………………………...4 3. Discussion of business problems………………………………………...4 4. High level solution……………………………………………………….6 5. Benefits of solving the problem………………………………………….7 6. Business/technical approach……………………………………………..10 7. Business process changes………………………………………………..11 8. Technology or business practices used to augment the solution…………14 9. Conclusions and overall recommendations………………………………15 10. High-level implementation plan………………………………………….15 11. Summary of project………………………………………………………16 References………………………………………………………………..18 Appendix A………………………………………………………………21 Appendix B………………………………………………………………22 Appendix C………………………………………………………………24 1. Abstract The customized stationery industry has been greatly affected by the e-commerce movement. New market entrants have gained an advantage by using virtual models and competitors have gained a lead due to their online presence. The wedding market is experiencing consistent growth with couples spending record highs...
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...Technology is now moving to a notch higher per day. To take full advantage of such technological advancements, it is important to be in-sync with this change all the times. E-Wallets, e-commerce, and even all the Indian banks are now offering various services through mobile now. What is Mobile Banking? Mobile banking term refers to the use of mobile phone or any other cellular device for financial transactions. With mobile banking, you can pay your credit card bills and transfer money from your account to others. In present scenario, mobile banking is a need. How is Mobile Banking Different from Internet Banking? Banking technology is emerging rapidly. Every bank is making efforts to offer its customers what is essential and required for...
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...ADVANTAGES There are many advantages of Mobile Phones. A Mobile Phone can perform various functions, eliminating the need to be carrying around different gadgets for example a camera or camcorder. All Mobile Phones have a camera and video recorder built into them, this lets you capture memories when they happen and it is so easy to send the images or videos to your friends and family. Mobile Phones can cater to the needs of each and every person. You can get phones that are specially designed for children that just have the function to ring their mother, father or guardian. You can also get a Mobile Phone that is specially designed for the older person, it is easy to use and has extra large buttons so an older person can see it and use it. Mobile Phones companies are always coming up with new amazing styles and designs and functions. The latest Mobile Phones are incorporated with top features like high resolution cameras, video calling and the option of downloading applications to your phone so you can customize your preferred software for your phone. A Mobile Phone allows you to enjoy entertainment, access information, capture and share pictures and videos at any time, and anywhere you want. Another advantage to the Mobile Phone is always being able to contact friends and family, especially family members and friends that live abroad or people you don’t get to see very often. Nowadays a Mobile Phone is like a mini laptop it has everything you need in one hand held...
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...MOBILE MONEY-TRANSFERS SCHEME “M-PESA” AND ITS IMPACTS IN KENYA AND AFRICA AS A WHOLE. As the developed world begins to rebuild the recently collapsed global financial system, the financial architecture in parts of the developing world is being rapidly transformed. As the costs of mobile phone technology have fallen, and as the technology has been adapted to support financial services, mobile banking innovations have begun to spread across and within poor countries. The low cost, and the widespread unmet demand for financial services, as captured by low rates of bank access, means that mobile banking has the potential to reach remote corners of the socio‐economic, as well as geographic, spectrum. ‘Think of the developing world, and the first thing that springs to mind probably isn't cutting edge technology’, Mobile phone technology has reduced communication costs in many parts of the developing world from prohibitive levels to amounts that are, in comparison, virtually trivial. Nowhere has this transformation been as acute as in sub-Saharan Africa, where networks of both fixed line communication and physical transportation infrastructure are often inadequate, unreliable, and dilapidated. While mobile phone calling rates remain high by world standards, the technology has allowed millions of Africans to leap‐frog the land‐line en route to 21st century connectivity. ‘The success of the technology lies in necessity’, (Seema Desai), Early on in this revolution, cell phone users...
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...Mobile Technology: Paving the Way to Organizational Success Marissa Ricalde BA 333: Management Information Systems Professor Kevin Ho December 09, 2011 Executive Summary The advancement of technology has helped organizations reach success. Because Information Technology (IT) plays an important role in business, it is important to understand how it improves business functions. Mobile devices are common in the market and since it reaches millions of consumers, it makes it easier for businesses to stay connected with their employees. In this paper I explore the correlation between organizational success and the use of mobile devices, what smartphones have to offer and how it creates employee mobility, and a comparison of the top two selling smartphones currently in the market, the Blackberry and the Iphone. Mobile Technology: Paving a Way to Organizational Success The invention and revolution of mobile devices Since the beginning of civilization, men have discovered ways to be more efficient. With the discovery of science sprang the creation of electricity. Since then we have been looking for more innovative ways to invent things that make our lives more comfortable. For example, the first car was invented in the 1700s and has come a long way since then. What was once to be considered heavy steel on wheels running on motor oil has revolutionized to a fuel efficient vehicle mostly running off electricity. With the advancements in technology, it is hard to...
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