Exam 4: Hardware, Software, and Mobile Systems

________ is used to install and update software, back up and restore mobile devices, wipe employer software and data from devices, report usage, and provide other mobile device management data.

Which of the following is a computer architecture and instruction set that is designed for portable devices such as phones and tablets?

Users in motion, mobile devices, wireless connectivity, and a cloud-based resource are the elements in a ________.

Mac OS and iOS applications are constructed using ________ programming language.

Describe the various hardware components and provide examples.

Symbian is a popular operating system used on devices like iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch.

Explain the two types of application programs.

If an organization's BYOD (bring your own device) policy dictates that an employee is responsible for damage, the advantage to the organization is that it appears to be permissive without actually being so.

Individuals who edit large pictures, sound, or video files need a(n) ________ processor computer with the minimum speed of 3.5 Gigahertz

What are the disadvantages of employee use of mobile systems at work?

The process by which a personal computer hosts several different operating systems is known as ________.

The speed of a CPU is expressed in cycles called ________.

Thin-client applications can seldom run within a computer browser.

The main memory of a computer is also called random access memory (RAM).

A ________ is also called "the brain" of the computer.

The cache and main memory are nonvolatile, meaning their contents survive when power is off.

Android applications are developed using ________ programming language.

Which of the following hardware developments allow objects to connect to a network and share data with any other application, service, or device?

Bits are used for computer data because they ________.

________ is a version of Unix that was developed by an open source community.