VIDHYADEEP INSTITUTE OF COMPUTER

SCIENCE AND INFORMATION

TECHNOLOGY

PRESENTEDBY :- PATEL PRIYANSHI

ENDROLLEMENT NO :- E211102233000110111
GUIDED BY :-
 SEMINAR ON

MOBILE COMPUTING
TABLE OF CONTENTS

INTRODUCTION
WHAT IS MOBILE
WHAT IS COMPUTING
WHAT IS MOBILE COMPUTING
EXAMPLES OF MOBILE COMPUTING
DEVICES
MOBILECOMPUTING ARCHITECTURE
APPLICATION OF MOBILE COMPUTING
ACHIEVING BENEFITS OF MOBILE COMPUTING
MERITS OF MOBILE COMPUTING
DEMERITS OF MOBILE COMPUTING
FUTUREOF MOBILE COMPUTING
CONCLUSION
REFERENCES
 INTRODUCTION

❑ Mobile Computing
Mobile (Moving)
+
Computing (Using computer)
❑ Mobile computing is an umbrella term used to describe
technologies that enable people to access network services
anyplace , anytime and anywhere.
❑ Mobile simply describes computing device that is not
restricted to a desktop.
❑ Taking a computer and all necessary files and software out
into the field.
❑ Being able to use a computing device even when being mobile and
therefore changing location , portability is one aspect of mobile
computing.
❑ A variety of wireless devices that has the mobility to allow people to
connect to the internet , providing wireless transmission to access data
and information from where ever location they may be.
❑ New technology growing up with mobile communication , internet ,
database , distributed computing.
❑ In recent years , distributed computer has become the norm , especially
after the advent of the internet.
❑ Today , technological advances are shaping a new computing
environment where the user is free from the need to work at a specific
location , and is even enabled to work while on the move.
❑ This new paradigm is often called MOBILE COMPUTING
.
 WHAT IS MOBILE
❑ An electronic telecommunications device , often referred
to as a cellular phone or cellphone.
❑ Portable telephone device that does not require the use of
landlines.
❑ Instead connect to a wireless communications network
through radio wave or satellite transmissions.
❑ Mobile phone (also known as a cellular , cell phone and a
hand phone) is a phone which can received every
conversation from wave length by satellite & without any
cord . It can carry in hold world.
❑ That someone , something can move or be moved easily
and quickly from place from place to place.
❑ A mobile phone is a wireless handheld device that allows
users to make and receive calls.
 WHAT IS COMPUTING
❑ Computing is any goal -oriented activity which benefits
from computers.
❑ Computing is the study of how computers and computer
systems work and how they are constructed and
programmed.
❑ Computers stand for : -
C : - Common
O : - Operating
M : - Machine
P : - Purposely
U :- used for
T :- Technological
E :- Educational
R :- Research
 WHAT IS MOBILE COMPUTING
❑ Mobile computing is the technology that allows users to connect and transmit data,
audio/voice, and video from one device to another without being tethered to a
stationary area with cabling and wires.
❑ Users with portable computers still have network connections while they move.
❑ Many other names / overlapping computing paradigms : -
* Pervasive computing
* Ubiquitous computing
* Wireless computing
* Embedded computing
❑ Motivations : -
Availability of wireless network at reducing communication cost.
Extend the ability and usefulness of handheld devices.
❑ Goal : -
Access to information anywhere , anytime , anyway.
EXAMPLE OF MOBILE COMPUTING DEVICES
 MOBILECOMPUTING ARCHITECTURE

❑ Fixed network can be dedicated proprietary network for the mobile

system.
❑ Fixed network can also be the internet or intranet.
❑ Infrastructure Systems
❑ MSS (mobile support station , or base station) +
❑ MU (mobile unit , mobile station , mobile client)
❑ WLAN , cellular net , etc.
❑ Ad hoc systems
❑ Mobile nodes + mobile nodes
❑ MANET , WSN , VANET , etc.
 APPLICATION OF MOBILE COMPUTING
❑ Vehicles
* Transmission of news , road condition , weather , music via DAB.
* Personal communication using GSM.
* Local ad -hoc network with vehicles close -by to prevent accidents
guidance system , redundancy.
* Position via GPS.
❑ Medical
* Nurses/doctors in medical offices are now using wireless tablet
PCs/WLA.
* Collect and share patient information.
❑ Emergencies
* Early transmission of patient data to hospital.
* Ad-hoc network in case of earthquakes.
❑ Sales
* Sales representatives are using tablet PCs with smart phones for
presentation , transmitting/access information among office , hotel
and customer location.
❑ Stock information collection/control.
❑ Credit card verification.
❑ Taxi/Truck dispatch.
❑ Electronic mail/paging.
❑ Sensor
❑ Pager
❑ Personal digital assistant
❑ Palmtop/pocket computer
❑ Notebook/laptop
 ACHIEVING BENEFITS OF MOBILE
COMPUTING

✓ M : - Need for Mobility

✓ O : - Need to improve Operations
✓ B :- Need to break business Barriers
✓ I :- Need to improve I nformation quality
✓ L :- Need to decrease transaction Lag
✓ E :- Need to improve Efficiency
 MERITS OF MOBILE COMPUTING

❑ Improving data accuracy

❑ Easy to operate
❑ Handy
❑ Anywhere access facility
❑ Eliminating redundant data entry
❑ Facilitating collection of more useful information
❑ Increasing responsiveness and customer satisfaction
 DEMERITS OF MOBILE COMPUTING

❑ Cell phones
❑ Unsafe driving
❑ Lack of etiquette
❑ Security
❑ Rogue wireless networks
❑ Personal theft
❑ WEP easy to crack
❑ Bluetooth hacks
❑ GPS navigation
❑ Vehicle tracking for companies
 FUTURE OF MOBILE COMPUTING

❑ Use of artificial
intelligence
❑ Integrated circuitry
-> compact size
❑ Increase in computer
processor speeds .
 CONCLUSION
❑ Mobile computing is rapidly becoming popular , and user demand
for useful wireless applications is increasing.
❑ Mobile computing has severe limitations.
❑ However , it is far from impossible , and technology improves all the
time.
❑ Lots of challenges
❑ Some have (good) solutions , many others are still waiting to solved .
❑ Mobile computing is being adapted by users at a faster pace than
desktop computing and will comprise a bigger factor in the
workplace.
❑ Game – changing communication platforms (social media and
mobile computing) are very rapidly,
 REFERENCES

• https://www.techtarget.com/searchmobilecomputing/definition/nom a
di c -computin g

• https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/97 8 -0-58 5-2960 3-6_1

• https://www.tutorialspoint.com/mobile_computing/mobile_computing _
overview.ht m

• https://ccsuniversity.ac.in/bridg e-
library/pdf/Mobile%20Computing%20Notes%2 0 -All.pd f

• https://surajinformatics.medium.com/mobil e -computin g -d22b4605571 7