Mobile devices are relatively small (i.e. mobile) computers with a graphical touch interface and mobile Internet connection.
An intelligent architecture is engineered that enriches mobile computers with data management services (mobile database access, secure repositories, internet-related services, etc).
While on the one hand it might seem like the EM-Sense project is narrowing the utility of smartwatches — by shifting focus from them as wrist-mounted mobile computers with fully features apps to zero in on a function more akin to being a digital dial/switch — smartwatches arguably sorely need that kind of focus.
(Brunetti, who is German, started the series in 2005, after trading in a job in advertising to live in a mobile computer lab with his partner, the photographer Betty Schöner).
Now the car has become a mobile computer packed with new entertainment options, Internet access and a dizzying array of apps that help drivers avoid traffic jams, find parking spots and locate the nearest coffee shop.
I think that users will really enjoy the updated Web experience that utilizes finger touch navigation," said Peter Chou, president and CEO, HTC Corp. "The HTC Shift has led to a new experience for customers wanting an always-on and always connected mobile computer packed with the features and functionalities they expect from a notebook.
State officials are also dispatching teams with mobile computer labs to show people why they need the Internet.
Though they prefer tapping on their mobile computer screens to interacting with real people, they might ask you to snap a photo of them with their virtual girlfriend at one of the video game's featured landmarks (thanks to some major brains, QR code, and the augmented reality capabilities of the Nintendo DS system).
They noted that modern mobile computers equipped with GPS (global positioning systems) and GIS (geographic information systems) can be used to record and interpret geologic data, and digital sources, such as Google Earth, can organize the data in three dimensions.
In the last 20 years, the Internet has become drastically essential for everyday tasks associated with stationary and mobile computer devices.
