mobile technology
Wireless handheld devices
Mobile technology refers to portable electronic devices and the systems that support them—smartphones, tablets, laptops, and the wireless networks enabling their connectivity.
The term encompasses both hardware and the infrastructure allowing communication and computing on the move: Mobile technology has transformed how we work and socialize.
In business contexts, it often signals strategies for reaching users through portable devices: a mobile technology platform, mobile-first design.
- smartphoneHandheld connected computer
- nomophobiaFear of phonelessness
- phone addictionCompulsive device use
- SIM cardPhone's network identity chip
- tabletFlat portable computing device
cellular network · digital addiction · low battery · operating system · text · cloud storage · smartwatch · base station · Wi-Fi · Bluetooth · hotspot · airplane mode · screen · push notifications · app · handoff · roaming · satellite communication
- digital societysocial networks, internet, digital age, internet culture, digital natives
- modernizationdigitalization, digitization, computerization, mechanization, industrialization
mobile technologydesktop computing
Using stationary personal computers
desktop computers · server rooms · data centers · workstations · home computing