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- Mobile technologies can be studied from three perspectives: network, hardware, and software.
- The focus of this text is on software that drives mobile services and solutions.
- SMS is a one-way messaging system that uses SMSC to store and forward messages.
- Unencrypted SMS messages can be accessed by intruders with administrative rights to SMSC.
- USSD gateways are implemented by mobile network operators and require short codes and a USSD application.
- QR codes are machine-readable two-dimensional matrix barcodes.
- Platform-specific native mobile app development requires programming languages specific to the device's operating system.
- Platform-independent native mobile app development allows for generating native applications from the same source code for different devices or operating systems.
- React programming conventionally uses .js files with JSX syntax, which needs to be transpiled to classical JS syntax using Babel.
- Babel is used to translate JSX syntax to classical JavaScript for browser compatibility.
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Test your knowledge on mobile technologies with this quiz! From network to hardware and software, this quiz will cover it all. Learn about SMS messaging, USSD gateways, QR codes, and platform-specific and platform-independent native mobile app development. See if you know the ins and outs of React programming and how Babel is used for browser compatibility. Don't miss out on the chance to show off your mobile technology expertise!