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Mobile Computing - Laptop, Smartphone or Personal Digital Assistant (PDA)?
3. Next Steps
| 1. Laptop | 2. Smartphone | 3. Personal Digital Assistant (PDA) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Advice | Use when you need full computer application functionality. This is the most robust choice. |
Use when you need Internet connectivity and less-than full computer functionality is acceptable. |
Use when Internet connectivity coverage is not the biggest priority. |
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NA | Smartphone PDA | |
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Any laptop, notebook or netbook computer. |
Cell phones with Web Browsers Cell phones with PDA-like Operating Systems |
PDAs with WiFi |
Outside Information
- Wikipedia.org: Personal digital assistant
- Wikipedia.org: Smartphone
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Tip 1 - Phone Browser Simulators
It is best to physically test a phone to see how web pages will display but there are websites and software applications that simulate web browsing on various phones. Simulators can give you a general idea how web browsing looks. Try doing a search on "phone simulator" and the type of phone you want to check.
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