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Chapter 2 : Mobile Devices, Chapter 2 part 2 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - iPod, Microsoft Zune
      - playing music and connecting to the internet for music-related purposes.
    - - Samsung Galaxy NX, Nikon Coolpix S3000-series
      - capturing photos, with limited functionality beyond photography
    - - Only for its intended purpose of checking prices.
  - - - Scanner that tracks inventory.
    - - Asset tracking and management.
    - - Kiosks for food ordering.
      - Kiosks for information
      - Kiosks for payment.
    - - Monitoring patients remotely.
      - Keeping track of patient records from the cloud
- - - - Used for different tasks
      - Work on multiple functions simultaneously
    - - Designed for specific tasks.
      - Programmed for functionality.
      - Does not require as much power and computing capabilities
- - - - Detects user activity based on accelerometer and gyroscope sensor readings.
      - Uses a pedometer sensor to detect running, walking, and cycling activity.
    - - Uses the user's current location to list offers on private rooms or entire houses for rent
      - Analyzes user profiles based on previous behavior to provide better
        recommendations suited for the user
      - Based on users' location, renting
        patterns, and budget spent
  - - - Detects user location
      - Provide services or functionality based on user location
      - Location data as input
      - Subset of context-awareness
    - - May detect user location
      - Predict user behavior and provide suggestions
      - Access user profile, history, or social-graph to determine context or
        connections
      - Access various mobile devices sensors
- - - - Raises concerns about constant audio monitoring and potential privacy
        violations
    - - Demonstrates ongoing tracking practices even for users without
        Facebook accounts, raising concerns about data privacy.