Lab - 1: Evolution Of Mobile Development
By Drashya Patel on 2024-12-12T11:06-05:00
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The Mobile Revolution: The Future of Mobile Computing
Objective: Explore the advancements in mobile computing and its future, covering history, current uses, and predictions.
Instructions:
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Introduction:
- Define mobile computing and highlight its significance.
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History:
- Trace the evolution of mobile computing.
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Current Uses:
- List its applications in communication, work, entertainment, and health.
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Advantages and Disadvantages:
- Highlight benefits and drawbacks.
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The Future:
- Predict future trends like 5G, AI, AR/VR, and foldable devices.
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Personal Experience:
- Share personal insights on the impact of mobile computing.
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Submit:
- Include visuals, tables, and a reflection.
What I Did:
- Researched the timeline of mobile computing, including major milestones like the first mobile phone (1973), the iPhone launch (2007), and the advent of 5G.
- Highlighted uses across communication, remote work, and telemedicine.
- Discussed future advancements such as AI integration and AR/VR applications.
- Shared personal experiences of using mobile computing for work and entertainment.
Reflection: Mobile computing has transformed how I work and communicate, enabling productivity on the go. The rapid advancements, particularly in AI and AR/VR, excite me about its future potential. However, I remain cautious about privacy and health concerns.
Clash of Titans: iPhone 16 Pro Max vs Google Pixel 9 Pro XL
Objective: Compare two flagship smartphones across various specifications and declare a winner.
Battle Table:
| Category | iPhone 16 Pro Max | Google Pixel 9 Pro XL |
|---|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Apple | |
| Phone Model | iPhone 16 Pro Max | Pixel 9 Pro XL |
| Price | CA$1,749 | CA$1,499 |
| Release Date | September 2024 | October 2024 |
| Operating System | iOS 18 | Android 15 |
| Chipset | Apple A18 Bionic | Google Tensor G4 |
| Processor (CPU) | Hexa-core | Octa-core |
| RAM | 12 GB | 12 GB |
| Internal Storage | Up to 1 TB | Up to 1 TB |
| Camera (Rear) | Triple Lens | Quad Lens |
| Battery | 5,000 mAh | 5,060 mAh |
Winner: Google Pixel 9 Pro XL
Reflection: The Pixel’s superior camera, longer battery life, and advanced AI integration make it the better choice for everyday users.
The Ultimate Service Showdown: Bell vs Rogers
Objective: Compare mobile plans from Bell and Rogers to determine the best value.
Battle Table:
| Category | Bell Plan | Rogers Plan |
|---|---|---|
| Service Provider | Bell | Rogers |
| Plan | Unlimited 50 GB Essential Plan | Infinite 50 GB Premium Plan |
| Calls | Unlimited Canada-wide | Unlimited Canada-wide |
| Data | 50 GB at 5G speed, then reduced speed (512 Kbps) | 50 GB at 5G speed, then reduced speed (512 Kbps) |
| Messaging | Unlimited texting within Canada | Unlimited texting within Canada |
| Global Texting | Included (to over 200 countries) | Included (to over 150 countries) |
| Voice mail | Basic voicemail (up to 3 messages stored) | Enhanced voicemail (up to 10 messages stored) |
| Call features | Call display, call waiting, 3-way calling | Call display, call waiting, conference calling |
| Service credits | $10 off for bundled services with internet/TV | 6 months of free Spotify or Apple Music |
| Fees | $100 activation fee, no device financing fees | $50 activation fee, no device financing fees |
| Usage policy | Throttling after 50 GB, fair usage policies | Throttling after 50 GB, fair usage policies |
| Coverage | Excellent national coverage, especially in rural areas | Strong national coverage, especially in urban areas |
| Unique Perk 1 | Crave TV subscription for 6 months free | 6 months of Disney+ free with plan |
| Unique Perk 2 | Unlimited access to Bell’s Wi-Fi hotspots | Access to Rogers NHL Live for 6 months |
Winner: Rogers
Reflection: Rogers offers better value with lower fees and exclusive perks like Disney+ and NHL Live access.