Product Demo 7

Mobile phones are divided into Smart phones [2] and non-smart phones (Feature phones). Generally, the performance of smart phones is better than that of non-smart phones, but the performance of non-smart phones is more stable than that of smart phones. Most of the non-smart phones and smart phones use cpus based on the architecture of British ARM company. Smart phones have a high frequency, fast running speed, faster processing program tasks, and more convenient daily use (for example: Nokia n81 has 369 MHZ); Non-smartphones, on the other hand, have a lower frequency and are slower (for example, the Nokia 5000 has a frequency of 50 MHZ).

Smart phones (smart phones), like personal computers, have independent operating systems, most of them are large screen machines, and are capacitive touch screens, and some are resistive touch screens, powerful and practical. Users can install programs provided by third-party service providers, including games, to continuously expand the functions of mobile phones, and to achieve wireless Internet access through mobile communication networks. In a broad sense, in addition to the call function of a mobile phone, a smart phone also has most of the functions of a PDA, especially personal information management and browser and email functions based on wireless data communication. Smart phones provide users with enough screen size and bandwidth to carry around easily and provide a broad stage for software running and content services. Many value-added services can be started here, such as: stocks, news, weather, traffic, goods, app downloads, music, pictures, game downloads, and so on.