All mobile devices requires that end users have an <u>account</u> that is associated with services offered by the publisher of the mobile operating system (OS) installed on the device.
A mobile device can be defined as a small, portable, programmable electronic device that is designed and developed for the transmission and receipt of data signals (messages) over a network. Thus, a mobile device must be designed as a handheld device with communication capabilities.
Additionally, mobile devices such as smartphones have a mobile operating system (OS) installed on them, so as to enable them perform various tasks such as:
- Taking pictures and creating video files.
- Typing and sending both text and multimedia messages.
- Making both audio and video calls.
As a general rule, all mobile devices requires that end users have a registered <u>account</u> associated with the services offered by a publisher of the mobile operating system (OS) installed on the device. This registered account serves as a unique identifier and it connects an end user with the publisher of the mobile operating system (OS).
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