Computer Fundamentals - Mobile Devices - Handheld Computers - Tablets Smartphones iOS and Android — Transcript

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1. 0:00hi and welcome students in this video
2. 0:02I'm gonna be talking about computer
3. 0:03basics specifically mobile devices let's
4. 0:06get started so what is a mobile device
5. 0:08well a mobile device is a general term
6. 0:11for any type of handheld computer and
7. 0:13these are extremely portable and they're
8. 0:16meant to basically fit in either one
9. 0:17hand or two hands so I kind of want to
10. 0:19go over the devices that I chose here to
11. 0:21highlight and what they do and kind of
12. 0:23what makes them unique the two on the
13. 0:25left side that we see here and here this
14. 0:27top one is an iPad that's made by Apple
15. 0:30and it runs iOS mobile operating system
16. 0:33this one down here is your Samsung
17. 0:37tablet and this one runs Google Chrome
18. 0:39operating system these are two operating
19. 0:42systems which are built for mobile
20. 0:44devices and you'll notice that iOS also
21. 0:47runs on this right over here which is an
22. 0:48iPhone so these two run the same
23. 0:51operating system as well as this pixel
24. 0:54this Google pixel phone down here runs
25. 0:57the same operating system as this
26. 0:58Samsung tablet alright so that's a
27. 1:01little bit about those types of mobile
28. 1:03devices those two being tablets over
29. 1:06here and smartphones right here this one
30. 1:09up here is actually one of the only very
31. 1:14mobile devices that I know that runs a
32. 1:17full desktop operating system and that's
33. 1:19the Microsoft Surface and the Microsoft
34. 1:21Surface is unique and I decided to add
35. 1:23it on here because yes you could attach
36. 1:25a physical keyboard which makes it more
37. 1:27like a laptop but also it runs Windows
38. 1:2910 so since it runs when runs Windows 10
39. 1:33that kind of makes it a little bit more
40. 1:35like a full functioning computer as
41. 1:38opposed to these tablets over here which
42. 1:40are more like the mobile devices next to
43. 1:43them down here I decided to include this
44. 1:45this is a gaming device called a
45. 1:46Nintendo switch this device is unique
46. 1:49because it's kind of like a hybrid
47. 1:51computer in a way you can plug it into a
48. 1:54dock where it would show up on a TV and
49. 1:56you can play games that way or you could
50. 1:58actually pull it out of the dock and use
51. 1:59it in handheld mode like you see here
52. 2:02with the controller grips
53. 2:04that is then a mole device so these two
54. 2:07on the right side are kind of more
55. 2:10hybrid devices in that sense so that's
56. 2:13what a handheld computer is and tablet
57. 2:16computers let's focus on that first
58. 2:18tablet computers use virtual keyboards
59. 2:21that makes them very unique okay and so
60. 2:23you'll see that there's a physical
61. 2:24keyboard here on this one but again
62. 2:26that's the Microsoft Surface that you
63. 2:28could actually disconnect the physical
64. 2:30keyboard and use it by touch screen over
65. 2:33here your more standard tablets you have
66. 2:35your iPad and your Android tablet and
67. 2:38those are completely touch sensitive now
68. 2:41you can apply a keyboard of these but
69. 2:44again most the time you're going to be
70. 2:45using that virtual keyboard these again
71. 2:48use mobile operating systems these two
72. 2:50over here
73. 2:51this being iOS and this being Android
74. 2:54ereader czar another thing that I wanted
75. 2:56to cover here and that they're designed
76. 2:58for reading ebooks and so that's
77. 3:00basically when you download a digital
78. 3:04version of a book you're going to
79. 3:06download it onto something like this the
80. 3:08reason that you'd use the e-book as
81. 3:09opposed to a tablet is because it uses
82. 3:11an e-ink display and it's easier on the
83. 3:14eyes and it's easier to read and so the
84. 3:17two that are probably the most popular
85. 3:18are Amazon Kindle and Barnes and Noble
86. 3:21Nook lastly let's focus specifically on
87. 3:24the smart phones here smart phones have
88. 3:26a ton of uses I couldn't write them all
89. 3:29down so I just decided to kind of cover
90. 3:31a little bit of everything in here and
91. 3:34so you'll see that they do make phone
92. 3:36calls okay so people do obviously make
93. 3:39phone calls on those you have your voice
94. 3:41mail your text messaging but also one of
95. 3:43the things that makes smart phones
96. 3:45particularly unique as compared to like
97. 3:48kind of the older predecessors is the
98. 3:50fact that they could connect to the
99. 3:51internet and use a web browser and
100. 3:54they're very very powerful because of
101. 3:56that so you need a data plan for that
102. 3:58and those you could get from your mobile
103. 4:03provider now keep in mind the operating
104. 4:06systems are iOS which is your iPhone and
105. 4:08Android which is developed by Google and
106. 4:11iOS is unique because the only phone
107. 4:14that uses the iOS operating
108. 4:16is the iPhone you can't pick up a
109. 4:18Samsung Galaxy and use the iPhone
110. 4:21operating system that will not work
111. 4:23Apple does not release the rights to the
112. 4:25operating system to any other phone
113. 4:28manufacturer whereas Google who owns
114. 4:30Android you may find a Google phone
115. 4:32that's made by Google like the Google
116. 4:35pixel or you may find find one by
117. 4:36Samsung or you may find one by LG it
118. 4:40really just depends Google's phones do
119. 4:42have multiple suppliers for their
120. 4:45products or at least for their operating
121. 4:47systems so hopefully this video has
122. 4:49explained a little bit more about mobile
123. 4:51devices and what constitutes something
124. 4:53as a mobile device if this video has
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127. 4:58thank you so much for taking the time to
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