Problem with Mobile Devices and Applications by Kristin Clerk

There is no mobile in 20 years ago. Even we can’t imagine such a device that totally controls our life. But today things is different.We can’t take a step outside with out this tiny device.Using of mobile is vastly increasing in recent years and assumed that the mobile market will grow in coming years.Those days are gone when mobile is used for talking and messaging. Most of the mobile are now work like a mini computer.Give us many applications to enjoy eccentrically, in form of different shapes than ever ranging from music players, VDOs, games to iPhones and Personal Digital Assistants (PDAs) etc.

Despite of all evolutions, mobile devices are by a host of applications, designs and usability problems. I just try to figure out common three problems, summarized below.

Browser compatibility – Have you ever noticed one thing? Whenever we type a URL of a website in two different devices, it comes out in a different manner. Browsers are the main reason behind it’s dissimilar look. We might have to deal with problem for some more time as there is still no solution to date.

Content adaptation – In case of busy web page on a mobile browser, it could take times to get the bottom page. Developers couldn’t draw a conclusion of making pages for a device with limited screen so far.

Insufficient memory –I know that we can use external memory cards to extend memory space up to 4GB, yet it is not enough as mobile applications are growing and most of the applications take more space than they used too. As a result, the problem perseveres.

In a word, there is no limitation of problems. Various difficulties arise during a range of invented applications. A big advantage is that it is ubiquitous as a result allows users to use information during their busy schedule inspite of their location.

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