By Kirk Hayworth History of PDAs First PDA usually considered the CASIO PF3000 The Apple Newton also considered one of the first First PDAs were little more than digital calendars Wireless Internet technology forced the convergence of cellular phones and PDAs into smart phones ID: 734351
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Introduction
The Future of PDAs, smart phones, and Mobile Social Networking
By Kirk HayworthSlide2
History of PDAs
First PDA usually considered the CASIO PF-3000
The Apple Newton also considered one of the first
First PDAs were little more than digital calendars
Wireless Internet technology forced the convergence of cellular phones and PDAs into smart phonesSlide3
First PDAs
Apple Newton
Casio PF-3000Slide4
Newer smart phones
The
Iphone
O2 SDA III Slide5
WWAN
Stands for Wireless Wide Area Network
Uses cellular network technology such as WIMAX to transfer data.
WWAN’s incorporate encryption and authentication to provide more security. (UMTS encryption has yet to
be broken)
Security has vastly improved in wireless networks and will continue to improve.Slide6
Android software stack for mobile devices
Android is open source software stack for mobile devices.
Became open source software in October 2008.
Made a software protocol for smart phones.
Made it much easier for developers to develop applications for smart phones.
Has
linux
kernel for basic security and memory management.Slide7
Android software stackSlide8
Whrrl
Whrrl
is free for several different phones.
Users only have to pay for Internet access and SMS messaging.
Users can see how their other people rated local hotspots such as restaurants and shopping centers
Uses Google mapsSlide9
Poken social networking device
Poken
is a gadget used for social networking.
Two people touch two
Pokens
together and contact information is saved.
The information is retrievable by plugging
Poken into a USB port into a computer.Slide10
Conclusion
There are practically limitless applications potential for smart phones
Smart phones and mobile devices will continue to converge with social utilities applications
There is a lot at stake to capture market share for the hundreds of million of dollars in the latest and greatest social networking application industry