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Mobile Computing

Mobile Computing. Nic Michuda Skylar Diggins Ryan Oldenburg. What is Mobile Computing?. •Mobile Computing – taking a computer and all necessary software and files out into the field. Agenda. iPhone vs. Android Advantages and disadvantages Modern examples Business implications

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Mobile Computing

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  1. Mobile Computing Nic Michuda Skylar Diggins Ryan Oldenburg

  2. What is Mobile Computing? •Mobile Computing – taking a computer and all necessary software and files out into the field.

  3. Agenda • iPhone vs. Android • Advantages and disadvantages • Modern examples • Business implications • Future trends and growth

  4. Devices

  5. The Big Debate: iPhone vs Android

  6. The Big Debate: iPhone vs Android Android - Multitasking - Integration with Google Apps - Limited support - Sales deficit iPhone - Popularity and community- Reliable platform with options - Obsolescence of technology with new releases - "Jailbreaking" Advantages Disadvantages

  7. Advantages of Mobile Computing • Locational Flexibility • Saves Time • Enhances productivity • Entertainment

  8. Disadvantages of Mobile Computing • Insufficient bandwidth • Security problems • Power consumption • Potential health hazards

  9. Current Examples • PDA, palmtops • Smartphones, Tablets • Laptops, 'Toughbook' • Carputers, (Ford SYNC, Mercedes Mbrace)

  10. Current Examples • Consumer convenience • Business efficiency • New business models • Apps • Shopping-physical and virtual goods • Mobile payments

  11. The Future of Mobile Computing • 50% of Americans use smartphones • 62% use apps, 75% use location, 79% for shopping • Mobile internet use grew 45% last year • Opportunities to adapt to and utilize these trends

  12. Questions?

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