Exam 10: Wireless, Mobile Computing, and Mobile Commerce

Dematerialization is the process of smartphones __________.

_______________ are/is the underlying technology of the Internet of Things.

Listeners can pay-per-use for satellite radio.

According to the book, cell phones are transforming healthcare across ________ in many ways.

FedEx improved its dock operations using __________.

How have cell phones evolved over the years? What cell phone stage do you use the most often? What are the advantages and disadvantages of that particular stage? How would a newer generation be of value to you?

Project Fi is a prepaid service that allows customers to pay only for the amount of data they actually use each month.

What is the purpose of a bar code? What is the purpose of RFID? What is the purpose of a QR code? If you were a business owner, would you see value in using all three of these simultaneously? Why or why not?

Vietnam is one of ___________ fastest-growing markets.

A wireless access point provides service to a number of users within a small geographical perimeter, known as a ________________.

_________________________ is a system in which any object, natural or manmade, has a unique identity and is able to send and receive information over a network without human interaction.

____________ typically operate over the licensed spectrum regulated by the government.

Project Fi is _______________.

_________ is NOT another term for the Internet of Things.

___________________ refers to e-commerce transactions conducted with a mobile device.

What are mobile wallets? What types of mobile wallets can consumers choose? Do you use a mobile wallet? Why or why not?

________ is a medium-range wireless network.

__________ is an advantage of Wi-Fi.

The disadvantage of ________ is its signals experience propagation delay.

Parking experts state that as much as _________ percent of traffic in US cities consists of drivers looking for a vacant parking space.