The difference between a computer and a phone
March 14, 2007 by Jayvee Fernandez
Filed under Apps, Editorial, Mobile Monitor
This ad caught my eye. It is a vertical banner ad for eatoni.com which is a product that simulates something close to the BlackBerry SureType mode of texting. What it does is reorient your numerical keypad into a QWERTY keypad design. By pressing the number “1″ for instance, you get to choose between the letters “QWER.” It is supposedly intelligent with its dictionary.
Product aside, the ad got me thinking that really – computers and phones aren’t very different nowadays as you can achieve the same level of productivity on your phone as with your laptop or desktop. You are only limited by the amount of endurance you can take typing things on a small numerical keypad.
computers differs from mobiloe phones by its desighn!
i think that the operating systems used by the computer is extremely different from that of phones and also obviously the size also specify a difference. Because i have not seen any phone that is bigger than a personal computer so far.
Can anyone tell me what are the actual didderenes between cellphone browsers and pc browsers?
what are the actual differences between cellphone browsers and pc browsers
i think, the main difference is Protocol.
u can say cell phone a mini computer. it can perform some limited functions having little memory and cannt perform heavy calculations. whereas pc can perform any type of calculation and task with greater speed and also greater saving ace
Thanks guys you really helped alot
What is the best operating system, Windows XP(my favourite), Windows Vista(Dull for my liking, doesn’t take most of my favourite Progrgams), or Windows 7(Just a few improvements)?
what is difference between mobile & pc ?
I think ,
we can keep pc on a table but, mobile is with us every where, every time .
pc helps us only on data base but on mobile we can listen anoher & speak to others.
I want to ask the difference of mobile phone hardware and computer hardware, what has computer and mobile phone not?