Mobile Computing

Mobile Computing refers to the use of portable computing devices, such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, and wearables, that enable users to access and process data while on the move. It encompasses both hardware and software that facilitate communication and data exchange across wireless networks. This technology supports various applications, allowing users to work, communicate, and access information remotely, significantly enhancing productivity and connectivity regardless of geographic location. Mobile computing relies on technologies like wireless networking (Wi-Fi, cellular networks), GPS for location services, and cloud computing for data storage and access. Its rise has transformed how people interact with technology, leading to the growth of mobile applications, responsive web design, and a shift towards a more mobile-centric digital ecosystem.