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Chapter 20 Mobile Devices and Client-side Virtualization Reviewing the Basics: 1)What is the symbol or icon that represents an Apple product? What is the symbol or icon that represents Android? 2

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Chapter 20
Mobile Devices and Client-side Virtualization

Reviewing the Basics:

1)What is the symbol or icon that represents an Apple product? What is the symbol or icon that represents Android?

2. What are the last three releases of the Android OS in number and in name?

3. What company provides and oversees the Android marketplace? What is the web site of this marketplace?

4. List three Apple devices that use the iOS.

5. Who is the sole distributor of apps for the iOS?

6. What is one disadvantage to users when using an open-source operating system on a mobile device?

7. Which mobile device OS supports an SD card and USB port, iOS or Android?

8. Which programming language is used to write most Android apps? Apple requires that iOS apps be written in one of which three programming languages?

9. How can you configure a mobile device so it cannot connect to any network?

10. Which type of network connection requires that two devices pair before the connection is completed?

11. Which email protocol downloads email to be managed on the client machine? Manages email on the server?

12. Which email protocol uses port 110? 143? 993? 995?

13. Which security protocol is used to encrypt email?

14. Which email server uses ActiveSync to sync all email, contacts, and calendar updates on the server and client machines, including mobile devices?

15. What software must be installed on your computer before you can upgrade the version of iOS on your mobile device?
 

16. What are the steps to configure an iPhone so it can be located if it is lost?

17. How many failed logins on an iPad must happen before the device is locked?

18. Which procedure is the least-intrusive solution to a problem with the iOS, to reset an iOS device or to restore an iOS device?

19. When you attempt to set up an email account on an Android device using the automatic configuration feature and the setup fails, what do you do next?.

20. List the steps to update the Android OS on a smartphone.
 

21. What are the three methods you can use on an Android to lock the screen? Which method is the most secure?
22. Which type of client-side virtualization creates a virtual environment in memory for an application to run on a client machine?
 

23. In Question 22, what Microsoft software can be used to create this environment?
 

24. List two types of hypervisors and describe their fundamental differences.

25. What are the three main ways to secure a VM?
 

Thinking Critically:

1. Suppose you find an app that cost you $4.99 missing on your Android. What is the best way to restore the missing app?

a. Go to backup storage and perform a restore to recover the lost app.

b. Purchase the app again.

c. Go to the app store where you bought the app and install it again.

d. Go to the Settings app and perform an application restore.

 

2. Suppose you and your friend want to exchange document files on your Android tablet and her Android phone. What is the easiest way to do the exchange?

a. Copy the files to an SD card and move the SD card to each device.

b. Email the documents to each other.

c. Each of you create a Dropbox account and use the dropbox to share the fi les.

d. Pair the two devices using a Bluetooth connection and then share the document files.

e. Set up a Google Docs account and share the account with your friend. Then copy documents to Google Docs that you want to share.

 

3. You have set up your Android phone using one Google account and your Android tablet using a second Google account. Now you would like to download the apps you purchased on your phone to your tablet. What is the best way to do this?

a. Buy the apps a second time from your tablet.

b. Set up the Google account on your tablet that you used to buy apps on your phone and then download the apps.

c. Back up the apps on your phone to your SD card and then move the SD card to your tablet and transfer the apps.

d. Call Google support and ask them to merge the two Google accounts into one.