What is the screen size for a typical smartphone?

What is the screen size for a typical tablet?

Tablets generally lack _______________.

The stereotypical e-reader uses a low-power _______________ screen technology called e-paper.

One of the most common fitness tracker features is counting your steps using _______________.

What type of screen technology do the less expensive portable devices and desktop monitors use?

What type of screen technology does the Apple iPad use?

Users rely on _______________ to conveniently find things near them, such as stores and restaurants, or to determine when your Uber driver will show up.

Swiping and pinching are graphical user interface (GUI) _____________.

What is the name of Apples's virtual assistant?

What is the name of Microsoft's virtual assistant?

The _______________ feature enables smartphones to receive broadcasts from national emergency broadcast systems, such as the Emergency Alert System (EAS) in the United States.

Generally, mobile devices have two types of radios: _______________.

The _______________ is a priority-ordered list of the other carrier networks and frequencies it should search for when it cannot locate its home carrier's network.

Which identifier represents the unique 15-digit number of a mobile device?

Which identifier is a number that is tied to the user's account with the carrier and is included with a mobile device's SIM?

A(n) ______________ number can be used to unlock a phone.

An SSL-based VPN uses the standard SSL port, _______________.

Mobile devices connect to the outside world through the cellular networks or through various _______________ Wi-Fi standards.

The most common way to connect to a Wi-Fi network is through the _______________ app.

POP3 uses TCP port _______________.

IMAP4 uses TCP port _______________.

SMTP uses TCP port _______________.

Secure IMAP4 uses TCP port _______________.

Secure SMTP uses TCP port _______________.

Which standard is used to configure digital signature settings for e-mail and contacts from the corporate address book, depending on how the corporate e-mail server is set up?

What is a Microsoft protocol used to synchronize Microsoft Exchange e-mail, contacts, and calendars that has become widely used across a range of mobile OS platforms and hardware vendors, including Apple and Android devices?

What term refers to the process of using an active authenticated session to log in to other accounts such as Google, Apple ID, Facebook, and Twitter?

Infrared Data Association (IrDA) requires _______________, meaning that devices have to be directly facing each other, requires very short distances (sometimes inches) between devices, and has very slow data rates.

Because mobile device hardware typically cannot be repaired or replaced by a user or field tech, mobile device troubleshooting focuses on what type of issues?

When a mobile app is shut down, what might the user lose?

In Android, where would you go to force stop an app?

What is it called when you hold a system's power button for several seconds until it turns completely off?

What term describes restarting a mobile device, whether you do it from within the OS or with hardware buttons on the device?

Factory reset, or reset to factory default, is also known as a _______________.

Why is a hard reset the most disruptive reset option?

What might a dim display mean?

What hidden menu might exist to help with device calibration?

Most mobile devices have a few _______________ stickers that change color when exposed to water.

A mobile device overheats for seemingly no reason. What is the most likely cause?

A hot, sluggish device might use _______________ to protect the device's CPU from heat damage?

Modern mobile devices use what type of battery?

Besides the display, what is a very large battery drain for a mobile device?

What is the most accurate way to get a device's location?

When should you attempt to repair a battery?

What is one major indicator of a weak cellular signal?

Why might you run into connectivity problems at large public gatherings?

What might be the result of too many failed login attempts?

PGP and S/MIME are examples of _______________.

Which term refers to a collection of configuration and security settings that an administrator has created?

Most mobile devices allow the user to set a(n) _______________ by using a password, PIN, pattern, fingerprint, and/or facial recognition to block strangers from accessing the device.

What is a last resort you can do if your device is stolen?

What type of authentication is a username and a password?

Having a user logon at a certain time of day, or even within so many seconds or minutes of another event, is known as a(n) _______________ factor.

Generally, mobile devices do not include a(n) _______________ because they do not have a lot of services listening on open ports.

Setting up equipment to spoof a carrier's tower and infrastructure is known as _______________.

Removing OS restrictions on an Apple device is known as _______________.

Removing OS restrictions on an Android device is known as _________________.

What is the process in which an organization tracks when its employees enter or exit a predefined area?