Exam 12: Mobile Multimedia

Briefly explain the radio technologies in use today to connect mobile phones to a cell tower and the internet. Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) and Global System for Mobile Communication (GSM) are the two radio systems available for connecting mobile devices to cell towers and the Internet. CDMA uses a single frequency, and the subscriber information is contained within the handset and in a provider database. GSM uses multiple frequencies and a removable SIM card, and is the most widely accepted technology.

__________ cards can be seamlessly swapped among handsets, bringing your phone books, contact lists, and schedulers to a new phone without rekeying.

Which of the following is not required before submitting your app bundle to the app store?

Smartphones will be adding __________ so you can point the smartphone's camera and receive an overlay of information.

What is the peak download rate for a 4G mobile device?

Programmers writing apps for __________ devices may use Java.

Briefly describe the differences between the two most popular operating systems for the smartphone.

Which of the following uses a single frequency to talk with a cell tower?

Which is the following is an open-source operating system for mobile devices.

Photos and videos recorded by mobile devices are creating the __________ of our culture.

The card-based multimedia authoring tool, __________ is a cross-platform development framework.

__________ is a very short-range, low-power radio technology to interconnect up to seven devices by radio.

LiveCode provides touchStart, touchEnd, and touchMove messages, allowing you to detect:

__________ technology allows memory, graphics processors, audio components, USB controllers, and power management circuits to be integrated on a single chip.

Many nations have passed laws against using cell phones for __________ while driving.

Which statement is not true about connecting a mobile device to the Internet with Wi-Fi?

NLUI stands for: