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The New Smart Devices

for Learning

By:--SusHanT Joshi
What is a Mobile?
• A cellular phone is a portable
telephone that does not use a
wired connection. It connects to a
wireless carrier network using
radio waves.

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Inside a Cell Phone

• Parts of A Cell Phone


• A microscopic microphone
• A speaker
• An LCD or plasma display
• A keyboard not unlike the one we saw in a TV
remote control
• An antenna
• A battery
• An amazing circuit board.

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Generation of mobile systems

• Mobile systems evolved from first


generation analogue (1G) systems
in the 1980s to second generation
digital (2G) systems in the1990s.
• The first version of the third
generation (3G) multimedia
standards was completed in 1999.

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Making Mobile Work today


75+ Mobile Phone
Companies

150+ Countries

Equals a potential market of
2.5 Billion people.
Multi-Mode Cell Phones

• A phone which is designed to work on more than one GSM (Global System Mobile) radio
frequency.

• Some multi-mode phones can operate on analog networks as well ,most mobile phone
networks now use one of two standards, GSM or CDMA.

Data Communications
• Mobile phones used for data communications such as SMS messages, browsing mobile web
sites, and even streaming audio and video files.

• Most cell phones can be used as wireless modems (via cable or Bluetooth),.

• With newer smart phones, screen resolution and processing power has become bigger and
better.
• Some new phone CPUs run at over 400 MHz. Many complex programs are now available for
the various smart phones, Connection speed is based on network support.

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New Features
• text messaging and e-mail.

• Java, Linux, or Symbian OS,


• Bluetooth
• Full touch screen.
• Wireless (wifi).

Video Cameras

• Video camera in many smart phones now


• Nokia N95, which has a 5M pixel camera.
• Modern software allows simple editing and publishing of video content from phones,
• The arrival of video camera phones is transforming the availability of video to consumers,
• It is helping to fuel the idea of citizen journalism

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The Future...?


“One day every
town in India will
have a telephone!”
The Future...?

• 1989: ‘The future is multi-media’


• 1999: ‘The future is the Web’
• 2010: ‘The future is smart mobile’
Multimedia brought
the world into the
classroom...
Multimedia brought
the world into the
classroom...

Smart technologies
will take the
classroom into the
world.
Web meets World

Camera
Mobile phone
Haptic
GPS Mash-up
Projector
Personalised
QR codes 3-D
Geotagging
Communication

Geomapping Navigation
Bar codes

cc
Video
Browser
1: The phone app
2: The ‘wearable’
Find the nearest tube station...
Layar is a free
application on your
mobile phone which
shows what is around
you by displaying real
time digital information
on top of reality
through the camera of
your mobile phone.
As you move your
mobile phone
camera, so the
overlays change
to represent
information
relevant to the
scene before you.
Coloured caps

Camera

cc Steve Wheeler, University of Plymouth,


Projector
Coloured caps

Mirror

Phone

blogs.fayobserver.com

MIT’s “6th Sense” Wearable...


...will project onto any surface...
...including your hand.
...or your students!
Issues related with Cell Phones
• Mobile phone radiation and health
concerns have been raised, because
mobile phones use electromagnetic
radiation in the microwave range.

Health Hazards of Hand Sets

Part of the radio waves emitted by a mobile telephone


handset is absorbed by the human head.
The rate at which radiation is absorbed by the human
body is measured by the Specific Absorption Rate
(SAR), and its maximum levels for modern handsets
have been set by governmental regulating agencies

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Thermal effects
• dielectric heating,
• most of the heating effect will occur at the surface of the head,
• some parts of the human head are more sensitive to damage from
increases in temperature,

• Blood Brain Barrier Effects.

• Effects On Sleep
• A study showed that mobile phone signals affect sleep patterns and
possibly delay sleep onset during exposure.

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Thank you

SushanT joshi
LPU
BCA_2nd SEM

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