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02 Dispositivos Móviles.Pptx Dispositivos móviles Miguel Fernández Arrieta, Jesús Lizarraga mfernandez, [email protected] Telematika Taldea [t2] http://www.mondragon.edu/telematika Mondragon Unibertsitatea Necesidades de los usuarios • Los usuarios cada vez exigimos más y mejores prestaciones. • También queremos un menor tamaño y peso de los dispositivos. • Siempre manteniendo un equilibrio entre el tamaño y la usabilidad. • Hay una nueva categoría de dispositivos a los que se ha dado el nombre de smartphones: teléfono + pda • En los últimos años se ha disparado la venta de smartphones. • Los usuarios necesitan más que hablar por teléfono: – Recepción y envío de emails. – Acceso a internet – Uso de aplicaciones – … El mercado • El lider del mercado sigue siendo Nokia, pero Apple ha tenido un crecimiento espectacular de más del 500%. • En 2008 las ventas de smartphones crecieron en un 28% Evolución de las ventas por S.O. Evolución de las ventas por fabricante Los líderes • Nokia (Symbian) • iPhone • RIM (Blackberry) • Windows Mobile (HTC, …) • Android (todavía no es lider) ¿Un smartphone es la solución? • Los smartphones actuales nos permiten acceder al correo, navegar por internet y ejecutar determinadas aplicaciones. • Sin embargo, debido a su tamaño, su usabilidad es reducida. • Recientemente han surgido un nuevo tipo de dispositivos. A medio camino entre una PDA y un portátil. Los netbooks iPhone Symbian Windows Mobile Blackberry Android Netbooks El primer iPhone • El primer iPhone apareció en Junio de 2007. • Primer smartphone con pantalla multitouch y acelerómetro. – Interfaz gráfico innovador. • “Todo el mundo” quería tener uno. – San Francisco (EFECOM).- El iPhone, el nuevo 'teléfono inteligente' de Apple ha desatado un furor sin precedentes entre los usuarios, que en algunos casos hicieron cola desde la noche anterior para hacerse con el innovador aparato, que comenzó a venderse hoy a partir de las 6 de la tarde en el horario de cada zona de los EE.UU. http://www.lavanguardia.es/lv24h/20070630/51368947893.html ¿Realmente es para tanto? • Veamos una comparativa: El iPhone 3G • El iPhone 3G (julio 2008) presentaba algunas mejoras respecto al modelo original: – A-GPS – UMTS (3G) – S.O. iPhone 2.0 • WPA2/802.1X • Cisco IPsec VPN support • App Store • Microsoft Exchange ActiveSync support • Visualización de ficheros adjuntos de Ofce. • … • A partir del S.O. iPhone 2.0 se hace público el SDK y comienzan a distribuirse aplicaciones de terceros. • Comienza la comercialización en España. y mientras tanto la competencia … • Otras marcas comienzan a copiar el concepto: – HTC Diamond – HTC Touch HD – HTC G1 con Android – Nokia N97 – Samsung Omnia – Sony-Ericsson XPERIA X1 – Blackberry Thunder El iPhone 3G S • El iPhone 3GS (junio 2009). Aparece en un momento donde otros fabricantes ya han sacado teléfonos con pantallas multitáctiles. • Novedades: – Nuevo procesador más rápido. – Soporte HSDPA (7.2 Mbps) – Cámara de 3 Megapixels. – S.O. iPhone 3.0 • “Cortar, copiar y pegar” • Menor consumo de batería • Mayor precisión GPS • Grabación y edición de videos • Brújula • Control vocal • … Evolución Fuente: wikipedia Éxito de un producto • Sólo lleva 2 años en el mercado y se encuentra a un nivel de ventas similar al de fabricantes que llevan años haciendo teléfonos. • Más de 21 millones de teléfonos vendidos. • Del 19 al 22 de junio se venden 1 millón de iPhones http://www.20minutos.es/noticia/475290/l/ ¿Dónde está la clave? • Imagen de marca • Diseño • Funcionalidades innovadoras: – Multitouch – Acelerómetro – Sensor de proximidad – Sensor de luz … pero también: • Facilidad de uso. – No tiene manual (no lo necesita) • Manegabilidad (pantalla grande) … y no podemos olvidar: • Las aplicaciones. El App Store • Comenzó a funcionar con el iPhone 3G • En sólo un año ha superado las 25.000 aplicaciones. – Por encima de las 20.000 del catálogo oficial del Windows Mobile. • El iPhone se ha convertido en una plataforma para aplicaciones empresariales y de ocio. El App Store • La instalación y actualización de aplicaciones es un proceso muy sencillo que se puede realizar desde el propio teléfono. • Muchas de las aplicaciones son gratuitas. • Aunque el “App Store” es la vía “oficial” para instalar aplicaciones en el iPhone existen otras alternativas. El App Store • Las aplicaciones están supervisadas por Apple – ¿Ventaja o inconveniente? • Todo tipo de aplicaciones: – Economía y empresa – Educación – Entretenimiento – Finanzas – Juegos – Salud – Música – Navegación – Fotografía – Noticias – Estilo de vida – .. Conclusiones • Puntos fuertes: – Facilidad de uso – Diseño atractivo – Miles de aplicaciones disponibles – Es más que un teléfono • Puntos débiles: – Precio – Exclusividad de un operador – Algunas prestaciones limitadas (cámara,…) iPhone Symbian Windows Mobile Blackberry Android Netbooks ¿qué es Symbian? • Symbian OS es un Sistema Operativo, orientado a dispositivos móviles (con procesadores ARM), fruto de la alianza de empresas como: – Nokia – Ericsson – Motorola – Samsung – Siemens – Panasonic – … Dispositivos que utilizan Symbian • La práctica totalidad de los teléfonos NOKIA • El primer teléfono nokia con Symbian fue lanzado en 2001. • Sony-Ericsson: W960i, P990, … • Motorola: A1010, Z8, Z10, … • Samsung: SGH-i560, SGH-i8510 • Panasonic:X700, X800 Interfaz de usuario • Symbian dispone de varios interfaces de usuario: – Serie 60: tiende a ser el interfaz estándar utilizado en todos los teléfonos con Symbian. – Serie 80: utilizado en los “Communicators” de Nokia: 9300, 9500 – Serie 90: fue creada para el 7710 y ya no se utiliza. – UIQ: • Utilizado principalmente por Sony-Ericsson y Motorola Interfaz de usuario • Interfaz de usuario mejorada (s60 v3.2) • nuevos menús y accesos directos • efectos de transición en 3D • mayor personalización • más simplificado e intuitivo • mayor integración de la tecnología Interfaz de usuario • Las últimas versiones del sistema operativo Symbian incluyen también los idiomas oficiales existentes en España: Català, Euskera y Galego. Aplicaciones • Existen miles de aplicaciones para Symbian (especialmente para la plataforma s60) • Las aplicaciones cubren todo tipo de servicios (desde profesionales hasta ocio) • Recientemente se ha puesto en marcha la tiena de aplicaciones de nokia http://www.ovi.com Funcionalidades • “Assisted GPS” (A-GPS) es la tecnología que permite reducir drásticamente el tiempo de conexión a los satélites para localizar la posición geográfica en menos de 40 segundos. • Nokia Maps 2.0 es la nueva versión de la herramienta que aprovecha al máximo el GPS integrado utilizando los mejores mapas digitales disponibles gratuitamente en www.nokia.es/maps Funcionalidades • Algunos dispositivos nokia ofrecen prestaciones de audio: – Óptimas características audio con calidad de Alta Fidelidad “Hi-Fi” que supera con creces el nivel de reproductores MP3: • clavija estándar de 3.5 mm • ranura para tarjeta microSD de hasta 8GB • Bluetooth y altavoces integrados estéreo • hasta 30 horas de reproducción • kit manos libres estéreo HS-45/AD-54 • formatos MP3/ AAC/ AAC+/ eAAC+/ WMA • listas de canciones y ecualizador avanzado – Radio FM con Visual Radio y RDS – Nokia Music Store: tienda de música online – Algunos modelos disponen de un transmisor FM. Funcionalidades www.share.ovi.com • Comunidad on-line de usuarios que comparten todas sus experiencias multimedia desde el móvil o PC directamente en Internet: – servicio gratuito para almacenar los ficheros multimedia personales – capacidad de almacenamiento illimitada – 100 MB de tamaño máximo por fichero – opción para crear canales públicos o privados Seguridad • Al tratarse del sistema más extendido existen varios malwares específicos para Symbian: – Cabir, Drever, Locknut, Fontal • A partir de la versión 9.1 se han introducido numerosos mecanismos de seguridad. • Existen antivirus para Symbian • Es recomendable mantener actualizado el Sistema Operativo. Características de Symbian v9 • Navegación Web: soporte completo. • Mensajería: soporta MMS, EMS, SMS, POP3, IMAP4, SMTP, MHTML; fax • Multimedia: grabación y reproducción de audio y video. Soporta los formatos de audio e imágenes más comunes y dispone de una API específica para gráficos. • Protocolos de comunicaciones: TCP/IP version 4, TCP/IP version 6, WAP, IrDA, Bluetooth (múltiples perfiles), USB • Sincronización de datos: Sincronización over-the-air (OTA). Soporta SyncML sobre línea serie, infrarojos, Bluetooth y USB. • Seguridad: cifrado y gestión de certificados, protocolos de comunicaciones seguras (HTTPS, WTLS y SSL), WIM framework e instalación de aplicaciones basada en certificados. Conclusiones • Symbian es una plataforma robusta • A pesar de la aparición de nuevos sistemas (iPhone, Android, Windows Mobile) se mantiene como líder. • Las aplicaciones disponibles cubren todo tipo de funcionalidades: – Localización – WIFI – VoIP – Mensajería – Internet – Multimedia – … • Existe un gran número de desarrolladores. • Funciona sobre gran número de dispositivos: desde los más básicos a los de gama alta. iPhone Symbian Windows Mobile Blackberry Android Netbooks MS Windows Mobile Microsoft no quiere que sus empleados usen iPhone, BlackBerry o Palm MS Windows Mobile • Windows Mobile es un sistema operativo propietario • Cuota de mercado: 13,6% – Crecimiento del 42,9% • Para Pocket PC o Smartphone • HTC, Samsung, Toshiba, Sony Ericsson, HP, Palm… HTC Touch Diamond • Pantalla táctil de 2.8 pulgadas • 4 GB de almacenamiento interno • HSDPA – Velocidad de subida de hasta 384 kbps y 7,2 Mbps de descarga • GSM/GPRS/EDGE HTC Touch Diamond
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