Computer Science, asked by sujata05031986, 10 months ago

what do you mean by the term mobile internet​

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Answered by r7752ekha
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mobile Internet - Computer Definition

(1) Accessing the Internet from a smartphone or tablet. ... (2) Accessing the Internet from a device that has a cellular connection. All smartphones obviously have a cellular connection, but most tablets do not. However, tablets with built-in cellular are available.

Answered by Anonymous
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Accessing the internet from a smartphone or tablet.

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