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• Mobile


  From the Latin mobilis –"to move", able to move freely or easily
• Mobile device


  • Mobile, wireless or cellular phone – a portable, handheld communications device connected to a wireless network that allows users to make voice calls, send text messages and run applications
• Why mobile?


  • One handed use
  • Limited (input, processing, battery life)
  • Small
  • Truly ubiquitous
• Mobile device manufactures


  • SAMSUNG
  • Apple
  • Motorola
  • Nokia
  • Sharp
  • LG
  • Sony
  • Palm
• GSM


  Global System for Mobile Communications, the most popular standard for mobile phones worldwide used by 5 billion people across 212 countries and territories, serving over 80% of the global mobile market

  
• GSM network structure


  1. The Base Station Subsystem

  2. The Network and Switching Subsystem (The core network)

  3. The GPRS Core Network (the optional part which allows packet based internet connections)

  4. The Operations support system (OOS) for maintenance of the network
• GPRS


  General Packet Radio Services, a mobile data service for use on GSM networks, part of the 2.5G standards family, data rates: 56-115 kbps

  
• CDMA


  Code Division Multiple Access, a second generation (2G) standard for mobile phones, used by US operators Sprint and Verizon, based on spectrum multiple access technique

  
• LTE


  Long Term Evolution, a standard for 4G wireless communication of high-speed data for mobile devices, download up to 299.6 Mbps, upload up to 75.4 Mbps
• Operating system on mobiles phones

  • Java ME Platform
  • Palm OS
  • Symbian OS
  • Linux OS
  • Window Phone OS
  • Google Android Platform
  • Apple iOS

  
• Mobile OS Features


  • Multitasking
  • Scheduling
  • Memory Allocation
  • File System Interface
  • Keypad Interface
  • I/O Interface
  • Protection and Security
  • Multimedia features
• Mobile OS


  A software platform on top of which other programs called application programs, can run on mobile devices such as PDA, cellular phones, smartphone and etc.

  
• Mobile Operating System Platforms

  • Java ME Platform
  • Palm OS
  • Symbian OS
  • Linux OS
  • Web OS
  • Windows Mobile OS
  • BlackBerry OS
  • iPhone OS
  • Google Android Platform

  
• Java ME Platform


  A set of technologies, specifications and libraries developed for small devices like mobile phones, pagers, and personal organizers, designed by Sun Microsystems (now Oracle)
• Palm OS


  An embedded operating system designed for ease of use with a touchscreen-based graphical user interface, implemented on a wide variety of mobile devices such as smart phones, barcode readers, and GPS devices
• Symbian OS


  • 32 bit, little-endian operating system, running on different flavors of ARM architecture, multitasking, real-time with a real-time, multithreaded kernel, Data Caging feature allows applications to have their own private data partition
• Embedded Linux OS


  Used in embedded computer systems such as mobile phones, Personal Digital Assistants, media players and other consumer devices, optimized for devices with limited resources like small RAM, storage, screen, and power
• Windows Mobile OS


  A compact operating system designed for mobile devices and based on Microsoft Win32, run on Pocket PCs, Smartphones and Portable media centers, provides ultimate interoperability

  
• Google Android OS


  A platform and an operating system for mobile devices based on the Linux operating system, allows developers design applications in a java-like language using Google-developed java libraries, supports a wide variety of connectivity

  
• Apple iOS


  An operating system run on iPhone, iPad and iPod touch, based on Mach Kernel and Drawin core as Mac OS X, has a preemptive multitasking environment, supports real-time behavior
• Digital marketplace


  Online platforms for both sellers and buyers, match buyers seeking a service or product with sellers or providers of those products or services

  
• Types of marketplaces


  • Business-to-consumer(B2C)
  • Business-to-business (B2B)
  • Peer-to-peer or consumer-to-consumer
  • Consumer-to-manufacturers
  • Service-to-consumer
• Examples of on-demand service platforms

  • GRAB
  • ANGKAS
  • LALAMOVE
  • INSTACART
  • BOLT
  • UBER
• Computing


  The process of using computer technology to complete a given goal-oriented task, may encompass the design and development of software and hardware systems for a broad range of purposes
• Computing platform


  Consists of hardware and an operating system on which you can run an application or a program, has a processor, operating memory, and storage system, may come with input or output devices
• Cloud computing


  The delivery of computing services—including servers, storage, databases, networking, software, analytics, and intelligence—over the Internet ("the cloud") to offer faster innovation, flexible resources, and economies of scale
• Cloud service models


  • SaaS (Software as a Service)
  • PaaS (Platform as a Service)
  • IaaS (Infrastructure as a Service)
• Cloud computing top platforms

  • AWS
  • Google App Engine
  • Microsoft Azure
  • Apache Hadoop
  • Force.com and Salesforce.com
• Database


  A collection of information that is organized in tables and stored on a computer system, can be updated or modified as required
• Database management system (DBMS)


  A software for creating and managing data in the databases, provides users and programmers a defined process for data retrieval, management, updating, and creation

  
• IBM Db2


  A cloud-native database built to power low-latency transactions and real-time analytics at scale, provides a single engine for DBAs, enterprise architects and developers to run critical applications, store and query data, enable faster decision-making, and drive innovation across organizations

  
• Mobile


  From the Latin mobilis - "to move", able to move freely or easily
• A mobile, wireless or cellular phone is a portable, handheld communications device connected to a wireless network that allows users to make voice calls, send text messages and run applications
• Why mobile?


  • One handed use
  • Limited (input, processing, battery life)
  • Small
  • Truly ubiquitous
• Mobile device manufactures


  • SAMSUNG
  • Apple
  • Motorola
  • Nokia
  • Sharp
  • LG
  • Sony
  • Palm
• Mobile Phone Capabilities


  • voice
  • speaker
  • monochrome
  • microphone
  • ring tones
  • GSM
  • Bluetooth
  • WAP
  • GPS
  • color
  • CDMA
  • Text graphics
  • camera
  • GPRS
  • RFID
  • WiFI
  • LTE
  • NFC
  • WiMax
  • EDGE
  • open-source OS
  • QWERTY keyboard
  • fashion statements
  • email
  • Gyroscope
  • IMEI
• GSM


  Global System for Mobile Communications, the most popular standard for mobile phones worldwide used by 5 billion people across 212 countries and territories, serving over 80% of the global mobile market
• GSM network structure


  • The Base Station Subsystem
  • The Network and Switching Subsystem (The core network)
  • The GPRS Core Network (the optional part which allows packet based internet connections), which allows 2G, 3G and WCDMA mobile networks to transmit IP packets to external network such as the internet
  • The Operations support system (OOS) for maintenance of the network
• GPRS


  General Packet Radio Services, a mobile data service for use on GSM networks, part of the 2.5G standards family, data rates: 56-115 kbps
• CDMA


  Code Division Multiple Access, a second generation (2G) standard for mobile phones, based on spectrum multiple access technique where a spreading code is used to combine data for transmission