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<v ->In this section of the course,</v>

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we're going to cover mobile devices,

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including their different types of displays,

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components, accessories, and connectivity options.

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Now, before we jump into this section of the course,

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it's important for us to take a moment

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and define the term mobile devices

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because CompTIA uses this term pretty broadly.

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Now, according to CompTIA, a mobile device is any device

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that makes it portable

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and easy to be able to use on the move.

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Under this definition, they include things like

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laptops, smartphones, tablets, and wearable technologies,

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like smartwatches and smart glasses.

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For our purposes in this section,

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we're going to be focused less on laptops

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and more on smartphones, tablets and wearables

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as we go through this section of the course.

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Then we're going to come back to laptops

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later on in their own section.

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Now, in this section of the course,

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we're going to be diving deeper

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into the world of mobile devices.

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Our focus in this section is going to be

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on Domain One Mobile Devices.

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As we go through this section,

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we're going to cover objectives 1.2 and 1.3.

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Objective, 1.2 states

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that you must be able to compare and contrast

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the display components of mobile devices.

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Objective 1.3 states that given a scenario,

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you must be able to set up and configure accessories

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and ports of mobile devices.

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Now, by the end of this section,

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we're going to have fully covered

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both objective 1.2 and 1.3

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to ensure you are well prepared for your exam.

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As we begin this section of the course,

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we're going to begin by discussing

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the different types of mobile displays that are used

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by smartphones, tablets, wearables, and laptops,

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including liquid crystal displays known as LCDs,

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in plain switching displays known as IPS,

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twisted pneumatic displays known as TN,

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vertical alignment displays known as VA,

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and organic light emitting diode displays known as Oled.

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Next, we'll move into the different types

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of mobile device components

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that are contained within these devices,

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such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, and digitizers.

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Then we'll move into the different types

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of mobile device accessories

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that you can use with these devices,

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including track pads, drawing pads, touch pens,

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microphones, speakers, cameras, webcams and headsets.

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After that, we'll move into our coverage

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of mobile device connectivity options,

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including wireless options, like Wifi, cellular,

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near field communications, and Bluetooth,

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as well as some wired connectivity options,

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like lightning cables, USB cables, and serial cables.

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Finally, we'll discuss port replicators, docking stations,

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and how these are used to increase

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the capability of our mobile devices

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when we're working in a more traditional office environment.

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So let's get started with our coverage of mobile devices

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in this section of the course.

