Quiz 1 Mobile Application Development

An operating system (OS) built exclusively for mobile devices such as smartphones, tablets, PDAs, etc. Similar to a standard OS but is relatively simple and light.

• Windows Operating System

• Linux Operating System

• Macintosh Operating System

• Mobile Operating System

It is created by Google, is one of the most commonly installed mobile OS for mobile devices, with support from various device manufacturers. It is an open source OS, which means developers are given access to unlocked hardware to develop new programs.

• Android

• Windows

• Linux

• Xamarin

It is developed by Apple and is distributed exclusively for Apple hardware (iPhone, iPad, etc.). One of its well-known features is its multi-touch gestures.

• iOS (iPhone OS)

• Windows OS

• Android OS

• Blackberry OS

It is developed by Microsoft Corporation. Some of its features include apps that update real-time, and full support for Microsoft products such as MS Office.

• iPhone OS

• Symbian OS

• Blackberry OS

• Windows Phone OS

It is a discontinued OS last used by Nokia for their smartphones because they make up the lesser market of mobile operating systems.

• Blackberry OS

• Windows OS

• Symbian OS

• Chrome OS

Which Benefits of Mobile Applications is defined by this?

A mobile app user can access and share information anytime or anywhere. Internet connection is not required for most apps.

• Convenience

• Interactivity

• Personalization

• Productivity

• Speed

Which Benefits of Mobile Applications is defined by this?

Modern user input goes beyond clicking and typing. Mobile apps are touch-based, allowing users to control the interface through pointer lock and drag and drop actions.

• Convenience

• Interactivity

• Personalization

• Productivity

• Speed

Which Benefits of Mobile Applications is defined by this?

A user can change the settings of the mobile app based on his/her preferences.

• Convenience

• Interactivity

• Personalization

• Productivity

• Speed

Which Benefits of Mobile Applications is defined by this?

The need to wait for loading information over a slow Internet connection is eliminated since information is stored within the mobile application.

• Convenience

• Interactivity

• Personalization

• Productivity

• Speed

Which Benefits of Mobile Applications is defined by this?

Users can write, read, and present their reports using only their mobile phones. They can also manage their multimedia files and share to friends through social sites.

• Convenience

• Interactivity

• Personalization

• Productivity

• Speed