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Please briefly respond to the following discussion below :
"Mobile and Wireless"
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 describes a portable device which is made to be taken anywhere. It needs an internal battery for power and must be connected to a mobile network. Wireless is used by computers and other non-mobile devices. they use wireless networks such as WAN (wide area network), 3G and 4G wireless systems (www.techopedia.com). I do not think these two (2) networks are synonymous because they both have two different outcomes. Mobile computing allows for users to be more on-the-go, faster while using networks. Wireless computing allows users to be connected anywhere such as a wifi which is more suitable for travelers.
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.
I believe that mobile and wireless devices have contributed to the rise in social media because it makes. Business organizations use mobile technologies for multiple reasons such as to make dinner reservations, book airline tickets and even make purchases without having to retrieve a debit or credit card. Business organizations use mobile technologies to become more efficent because tt makes it easier for people to handle business on the go rather than sitting still at a computer. Just about any interactions can be done via mobile.
Reference
What is the difference between mobile and wireless? retrieved from www.techopedia.com
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