What are the application characteristics of mobile Internet compared with ordinary Internet?

Mobile Internet is a nationwide new generation open telecommunications infrastructure network based on broadband IP, which can provide high-quality telecommunications services such as voice, data and multimedia images at the same time. Simply put, it is the mobile Internet, which allows users to access the Internet anytime and anywhere through mobile devices, obtain information, and conduct network services such as business and entertainment. There is not much difference between the mobile Internet and the traditional network. It's just a change in transmission, given to different terminals.

Application characteristics of mobile Internet:

(1) High convenience: except for sleep time, mobile devices generally accompany their owners for much longer than PCs. This feature determines that using mobile devices to surf the Internet can bring incomparable advantages to PC, that is, communication and information acquisition are far more convenient than PC devices.

(2) Privacy: The privacy of mobile device users is much higher than that of PC users. There is no need to consider how communication operators and equipment vendors realize it technically. High privacy determines the characteristics of mobile internet applications-data sharing not only ensures the effectiveness of authenticating customers, but also ensures the security of information. This is different from the openness, transparency and openness of the Internet. Under the Internet, user information of PC-side system can be collected. And mobile communication users obviously don't need the information on their own devices to be known or even enjoyed by others.

(3) Portable applications: In addition to long speeches and casual communication, you can also use voice calls to solve problems. The basic function of mobile device communication represents the convenience and quickness of mobile devices. Continuing this feature and the characteristics of equipment manufacturing, mobile communication users will not accept complicated PC-side input operations on mobile devices-users' fingers would rather use "pointing" body language to control the devices than input 26 English letters on a palm-sized device for long-term communication or type an article exceeding 1000 words.