Mobile Application & Phones (Module 1)

What is Mobile Application?

• A software program designed to run on desktop computers and laptops.

• A hardware component used in smartphones and tablets.

• A software application developed specifically for use on small, wireless computing devices, such as smartphones and tablets.

• A web browser that only functions on desktop devices.

Which of the following are platforms that multi-platform applications can run on? (Saan mga devices pwedeng gumana ang mga multi-platform na apps or apps na dinodownload natin?)

• Web only

• Mobile and Desktop only

• Tablet, Mobile, and Web only

• Web, Tablet, Desktop, and Mobile

Which platform usually comes 1st when developing multi-platform applications?

Which platform usually comes 2nd when developing multi-platform apps?

Which platform usually comes 3rd when developing multi-platform apps?

Which platform usually comes 4th when developing multi-platform apps?

The first commercially available mobile phone, known for its large size and hefty price tag.

Basic functionalities: calls, SMS, simple games (Snake, Tetris)No sophisticated apps or rich media.

• Nokia 3210 (1999)

• Ericsson GH388 (1999)

• Kyocera QCP-1000 (1997)

• Nokia 6110 (1997)

• Motorola DynaTAC 8000X (1983)

A groundbreaking device that combined a mobile phone with a PDA (Personal Digital Assistant), featuring a touchscreen and early apps like a calendar and address book.

• Nokia Communicator 9000 (1996)

• IBM Simon Personal Communicator (1992)

• Motorola StarTAC (1996)

• Motorola DynaTAC 8000X (1983)

• Nokia Communicator 9000 (1996)

A popular phone with a clamshell design and a built-in keyboard, offering advanced features like email and web browsing.

• Nokia 3210 (1999)

• Nokia 6110 (1997)

• Nokia Communicator 9000 (1996)

• Motorola StarTAC (1996)

• Motorola DynaTAC 8000X (1983)

One of the first phones with a color screen, introducing a new level of visual appeal.

• Ericsson GH388 (1999)

• IBM Simon Personal Communicator (1992)

• Kyocera QCP-1000 (1997)

• Nokia 3210 (1999)

• Motorola StarTAC (1996)