Introduction to mobile technology

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Introduction to MobileTechnology- GautamKrishnan

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Why develop formobile?

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Why develop formobile?More people on the planet who communicate with text messages than with e-mail and more people who own phones than have credit cards.

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A well-madeapp can provide a far better user experience than even the best mobile websites are capable of right now.

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Very, veryeasy to develop and market

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Personal tothe user

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Money! :DMobiledevices in 2011-12

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Mobile devices in2011-12 Tablet Mania Hits a Fever Pitch

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Many peoplepredicted that 2010 would be the year of the tablet, but in actuality, it was the year of one tablet, the iPad.

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The mostimportant lesson that tablet makers can take away from the iPad is that user experience matters.

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We mightalso see HP use its purchase of Palm to bring some webOS tablets to the market.Mobile devices in 2011-12 Photo Sharing Will Expand to Video

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As themajor wireless providers across the world prepare or continue their 4G rollouts, the bandwidth issue has the potential to get a lot better.

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Compression technologieswith video make it possible to send video from a device more quickly.

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Some modelssupport 1080p video, which means full HD on a mobile phoneMobile devices in 2011-12 HTML5 App Explosion

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With HTML5,many of the system-level and device specific features can still be harnessed by a web app.

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Targeting thebrowser and then making modifications for the specific device will become more and more popular.Mobile devices in 2011-12 Flash Still Won’t Matter on Mobile Devices

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Flash maynever become a massively adopted mobile technology.

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That isn’tto say that Flash is dead — or that on the right platform (like the BlackBerry PlayBook), Adobe Air runtimes won’t be perfectly suitable.

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On thewhole, the momentum that HTML5, CSS3, JavaScript and native libraries have in the smartphone and tablet space is unlikely to be usurped by Flash.How mobile will transformcommerce

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How mobile willtransformcommerce It Will Make You a More Fascinating Customer

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Shopping WillBecome Even More Social

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It MakesBrick-and-Mortar Digital (and Vice Versa)

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Attackers andIncumbents Will Tussle

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Your MobilePhone Will Become Your IdentityCurrent mobile platforms

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Some facts aboutAndroid

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Some facts aboutAndroidAndroid was developed by Android Inc in 2003 by Andy Rubin and Rich Miner

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Google Purchased AndroidInc in 2005 for $50 million

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Google announced Androidas a mobile platform on November 5th 2007

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Android is basedon Linux Kernel

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Android has beenavailable as open source since 21 October 2008

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12 million linesof code including 3 million lines of XML, 2.8 million lines of C, 2.1 million lines of Java, and 1.75 million lines of C++

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Google released mostof the Android code under the Apache License, a free software and open source license. With the Apache License, vendors can add proprietary extensions without submitting those back to the open source community.

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The updates forAndroid are named after Pastries

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The first publiclyavailable application was the Snake game.A few mobile apps ..

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A few mobileapps ..Instagram : Launched publicly in Apple’s App Store on October 6th, 2010. In December 2010, Instagram announced one million registered users, September 26th, 2011 Instagram shared that they had passed ten million registered users.

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Nimbuzz : MobileIM, launched in 2008, a new member joins every three seconds.

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Gravity : Besttwitter client for S60v5.

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Opera Mini :Launched in 2005,compression process to OBML makes transfer time about two to three times faster. More than 113.5 million users, world's most used mobile browser.

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Foursquare: Servicewas created in 2009 by Dennis Crowley and NaveenSelvadurai. 10 million registered users as of June 2011.?

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Know more aboutAngry Birds! 350 million downloads across all platforms

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Cost lessthan £70,000 to make.

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Android versionof the game was downloaded more than 1 million times within the first 24 hours of release

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Players logmore than 3.33 million hours per day across all platforms, 40 million monthly active users

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Made bya team of four people and took eight months to finishVarious markets for mobileapplications

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Various markets formobileapplications· Android Market, owned by Google, has 300,000 apps and 6 billion download count till date. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, one time developer fee of $25.· AppStore, owned by Apple, has 500,000 apps and 15 billion download count till date. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, charges $99 per year as developer fee.· App World, owned by RIM, has 37,176 apps and 3 million daily download count. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, charges $200/10 application submissions.· Ovi Store, owned by Nokia, has 83,579 apps and ~1.8 billion download count till date. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, one time developer fee of 1€.· Windows Phone Marketplace, owned by Microsoft, has 33,022 apps and download count of 12 per person a month. Gives a cut of 70% to the developer, charges $99/100 application submissions

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Future of mobiles

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Future of mobilesPaying for goods and services without using a debit or credit card.

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Traveling withoutpresenting a physical or digital boarding pass.

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Opening alocked car, house, hotel, or office door.

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Very highspeed internet on your mobile devices.

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Nearly flawlessspeech recognition.

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Foldable displaysand e-paper

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Augmented reality

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Mobile advertising spaceThankyou!Gautam Krishnan,3rdYear, Computer Scrience & Engg.BS-16, Kamadhenu(Mega) Hostel,SASTRA Universityfacebook.com/[email protected]@gkthegr8

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