Unit 14 - D1

The Blackberry torch 9810 is really good phone as you can email faster on it, speak to your friends on BBM  quicker, and its really good for business. But if you compare it to the IPhone 5 it has a front and back camera, better megapixel, and has better 3G and some have 4G.

All of these features are good, effective and similar. But the Blackberry is better for business and an Iphone is better to show off as its the best phone out.

Unit 14 - M3

What mechanisms have been put in place to prevent or control the implications described for P6?

For P6 the problems were back ache, head ache and so on.
So the methods to prevent all those problems could be measuring the chair so you can sit right and so that you are comfortable where you sit and how you sit. Health and safety issues sorted, so that you are happy and you are not getting aches. Also other health and safety issues making sure the computer is in the right position for you to see so it is clear and you can understand it probably. 
Also- Spending too much time on the computer can also affect your social life.  Many people spend less time actually taking to their friends and more time texting and on social networking sites.  Using your computer vast amounts every single day can also cause problems to the environment. It uses electricity which could be used for something more productive. Also many people leave their computers on standby which wastes electricity. 
Spending to much time on the internet can cause cyber bullying, this has been prevented because it has all been said so less people have been using the internet.  And this will lead to less cyber bulling across the internet.
Also spending too much time on the computer can seriously damage your eyes, so now less people have came across to using it as much, also making the screen duller than it is can help your eyes, so the computer right in front of you is not lighting through your eyes. 

Unit 14 - D2

D2

Justify the protocol transmission type you used. Ensure you find positive and negative aspects for the protocol and suggest a second way you could have sent the contact.

positive;

the protocol transmission i used was Bluetooth when i sent a photo through Bluetooth to a friend. the positive aspects are that the other person got it for free, they did not have to pay for it which is good for them. also, it is very secure so no one can hack into it, you can create a password for it. you can switch Bluetooth on and off so no one can find you when its off and just switch it on when you wan to be found. Bluetooth also does not drain your battery.

negative; 
Bluetooth can only be used in a certain distance which is bad because you have to be near the person if you wanted too send them a data file. Bluetooth is also very slow so it will take a while to transmit your data across to others.


instead of Bluetooth another way you can send your data is through email it is much faster and takes 2 seconds to attach a file. the file size is also bigger so you can see it clearer and better.  

Unit 14 - M2

What are the main differences when comparing the two technologies described for P4?  Think about the speed of the transmission, costs and coverage.

The main differences are with a mobile is you cannot connect if you were in the middle of a countryside. You could send a picture message through 3g but it will cost and it isn’t that big, it comes out small. The best method is too send it through email and making your phone the hotspot because sending it through email does not cost and it comes out bigger than your phone. The final way of doing it is uploading it to your computer then transferring it through email.

Unit 14 - M1

How do protocol’s and devices keep data safe?

To keep protocol’s and devices data safe you can use a password to keep your data safe in a document that only you know the password so only you can get into it you should use a password that no-one would think of for example an old nickname and not something like your birthday or family member. Also do not leave your documents logged in so no-one can get into your account without any difficultly. Bluetooth is very easy to hack as the code is easy to read whilst Wi-Fi is protected by W.P.A making it harder to hack into unless you leave your Wi-Fi open then it is only a click away to hack into. 

Unit 14 - p7

A customer wants to know if they can send a contact from one device to another.  With a partner demonstrate how to wirelessly send one contact from your device to your partners..

* Unlock your smartphone.



* Click Contacts, its the icon with the blue man on a file.



* You click the contact you'd like to send.


* Then press the blackberry button and scroll to "send contact card"



* There should be a drop down list select "BBM Contact".

* You choose the Contact who wants to receive this number and press enter.

* They'll then receive it and be able to press save.

unit 14 - p6

Radio Shack head quarters have been made aware of the social and legal implications of using mobile technologies.  Although your technical knowledge is very good they want to know if you can describe two instances where mobile technology could have an impact on:

Social life - Mobile technology has an impact on your social life because eg eyes, if your constantly on your phone the light from the mobile technology can damage your eye site or make you possibly blind.  Repetitive strain injury also impacts on you socially by illnesses popularly referred to as blackberry thumb, ipod finger, gamers thumb, rubiks wrist, cubers thumb, trigger finger, stylus finger, ravers wrist and others.



The law - Mobile technology has an impact on the law because if you have a good updated phone and flash it about then your going to get it robbed of off you. It can be hacked and all of your data can be taken away from the phone. Or someone can attach their phone on to yours and your data usage will be taken away quickly.

unit 14 - p5

A local delivery company have been allocated money to improve their service.  Some of the money has been put aside for mobile technology approx. £500 per driver.  Make suggestions to the director of how he can spend the money, to make the delivery service more efficient.  Give examples how the mobile technology will help the business.

TomTom Go Live 820 4.3 Inch UK and ROI Sat Nav.

• 4.3 inch touchscreen.
• Pre-loaded maps for UK and Republic of Ireland.
• Full postcode search.
• Dynamic routing.
• IQ routes to calculate your route based on the actual speeds measured on roads at different times of the day.
• Safety camera alerts.
• Traffic updates.
• Helps take you to the right place
• Tells you how long it will take you

It will cost £179.99.

Unit 14 - p4

A photographer from the local paper is upgrading his laptop and he wants your advice regarding how he can send his pictures to the news desk effectively from either home (where he has broadband) or on location (maybe through his smartphone).  Suggest the technology that can be used and describe how it works.
If your taking pictures then returning home to send them to the news desk you have to use WiFi. 

• You take the picture you want to send to the news desk using a camera.

• You then use a USB cable to connect the camera to the laptop to sync all of the pictures onto the laptop.

• When the photos have synced onto the laptop you can then email the photos to the news desk by using your WiFi broadband at home.

If your taking pictures while on vacation/location and have to send them to the news deck while in a different country you have to use 3G.

• You take the photo you'd like to send to the news desk.

• You use the USB cable to connect the camera to the laptop and sync the pictures onto the laptop.

• You plug the 3G dongle into the laptop so you can use the internet.

• And you then use the 3G dongle to send the photos through email to the news desk.

Unit 14 - p3

WiFi
You can only use WiFi if its connected to a hub e.g at home, McDonald's  costa coffee etc. You have to be a certain distance to connect to it. Laptops, phones, iPod  iPad or any other technology that allows you to use the internet is WiFi based.
3G
You can use 3G anywhere you want e.g in town, at a park, someone else's house that don't have WiFi etc. This is only usually for any phone no matter what phone you have it will have 3G if your paying for it. But sometimes you can get Samsung galaxy, iPad or notebooks that also have 3G. It allows you to use Facebook, apps, texts, phone calls, browser etc.
Bluetooth
You can use Bluetooth anywhere you want to as long as you're connected to another persons device and in a certain distance with it otherwise it will disconnect. This is on any piece of technology e.g phones, laptops, iPod  iPad etc. This allows you to send voice notes  pictures, videos, music and any other sort of media or files/documents.
BBM
You can use BBM anywhere if you have payed for it. This is only on blackberry's as its called blackberry messenger. This allows you to add people and speak to them wherever, send photos, voice notes  videos, music and any other types of media. You can also use BBM if your connected to WiFi.

Unit 14- p2

Apple iPhone 4s

• Height: 115.2 mm (4.5 inches)
• Width: 58.6 mm (2.31 inches)
• Depth: 9.3 mm (0.37 inches)
• Weight: 140 grams (4.9 ounces)
• iPhone 4S to any FaceTime-enabled device over Wi-Fi or 3G
• Talk time: 

Up to 8 hours on 3G

Browsing time:
Up to 6 hours on 3G
Up to 9 hours on Wi-Fi

Standby time:
Up to 200 hours

Sony vaio E-series

• operating system; windows 8
• RAM; 6gb
• Width: 371.9 mm
  Depth: 253.5 mm
  Height (open): 35,1 mm
  Thickness: 25.3 mm
• Weight; 2.7 kg
• Webcam; Yes - 1280 x 1024p web camera
• Bluetooth; Bluetooth® standard Ver. 4.0 + HS

Apple Ipad2

Height:241.2 mm (9.50 inches)

• Width:
• 185.7 mm (7.31 inches)
• Depth:
• 8.8 mm (0.34 inches)
• Weight (Wi-Fi):
• 601 g (1.33 pounds)
• Weight (Wi-Fi + 3G):
• 613 g (1.35 pounds)

Up to 10 hours of surfing the web on Wi-Fi, watching video or listening to music Up to 9 hours of surfing the web using mobile data network Charging via power adapter or USB to computer system.
Back camera
960x720 photos
Autofocus

Apple Ipod

• 720p HD video recording, apps, games, music, video, iMessage, FaceTime, Game Center, email, Safari web browser, Facebook and Twitter integration, Passbook, Maps
• Apple Earphones, USB cable
• 111.0 × 58.9 ×7.2 mm
  (4.4 × 2.32 ×0.28 inches)
• 101 grams (3.56 ounces)

Unit 14- p1

Student who needs a mobile phone with internet access.
 There's a mobile phone called iPhone 4s made by apple. It allows you to have 6-9 hours of internet browsing. It will cost £199. This will cost less than the iPhone 5 as its £299 with up too 9-12 hours of internet browsing.

Self employed builder who is new to technology and has £600 to spend on a laptop for invoicing.
There's a laptop called sony VAIO E-series made by sony. It allows you to have all microsoft software e.g excel, powerpoint, publisher and many more. It will cost £629.99 only £29.99 over your budget but its worth it.

















Journalist who needs a electronic tablet when on location.
There's a electronic tablet called ipad2 made by apple. It allows you to video record, take pictures and let you write in a memo pad or in documents. It will cost £329 but £429 if you wish to have 3G with it.


A factory worker who wants to listen to an MP3 player on the bus.
There's a mp3 player called ipod made by apple. It allows you to have all sorts of media, pictures, music, videos etc. Depending on what new ipod generation you get the more it will cost from £40-329.

unit 1- d1

You can make your blogger/facebook/twitter or any other social networks safe by;- 

• Making a secure password with a variety of numbers and letters so no one can guess or know your password.
• Logging out when finished so the next person to use the same computer doesn't  look or hack your profile.
• Clearing your internet history so they cant click on the website and go onto your profile.
• Restricting your friends or viewers so only you know them so nothing happens to your profile and only friends with people you actually know in person.
• Making people you actually know or want to be an author of your work.