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Mob City
Mob City (2013) is Frank Darabont's six-episode TNT neo-noir crime drama, formerly titled L.A. Noir and Lost Angels, based on John Buntin's book, dramatizing Bugsy Siegel, Mickey Cohen, and William Parker in 1947 Los Angeles; canceled after one season.
Mob Land
Mob Land is a 2023 American action thriller, the feature debut of writer-director Nicholas Maggio, starring John Travolta, Stephen Dorff, Shiloh Fernandez, and Kevin Dillon; a botched Alabama pill mill robbery pits a family man against the New Orleans mafia and the local sheriff. Not the Paramount+ series MobLand.
Mob programming
Mob programming, also called ensemble programming, is a software development approach where the whole team works on the same thing at the same computer, extending pair programming to the entire team.
Mob Psycho 100 (モブサイコ100)
Mob Psycho 100 (モブサイコ100) is ONE's Japanese web manga about psychic middle schooler Mob, serialized on Ura Sunday and MangaONE 2012–2017 in 16 volumes, adapted into a three-season Bones anime (2016–2022), a live-action drama, and winner of the 62nd Shogakukan Manga Award.
Mob Rules (album)
Mob Rules (album), Black Sabbath's tenth studio album (November 4, 1981), second with Ronnie James Dio and first with Vinny Appice, produced by Martin Birch; title track from the Heavy Metal soundtrack, remastered in 1996, 2008, 2010, and 2021 deluxe editions.
Mob Wives
Mob Wives, VH1 reality series (2011–2016, six seasons) created by Jennifer Graziano, following Staten Island women connected to imprisoned mobsters; spawned Mob Wives: Chicago and the 2024 mob wife aesthetic.
Moba (company)
Moba is a Dutch manufacturer of egg grading, packing, and processing equipment, founded in Barneveld in 1947 by Job Mosterd, with about 70% of the world's eggs passing through its systems daily.
MobA/VirD2-like, nuclease domain
MobA/VirD2-like nuclease domain (Pfam PF03432, InterPro IPR005094) is the HUH-fold relaxase catalytic domain that nicks plasmid oriT by transesterification during bacterial conjugation, forming a 5'-phosphotyrosine adduct.
Mobarakeh Steel power station
Mobarakeh Steel power station (نیروگاه فولاد مبارکه, also known as Foolad-Mobarake) is a 932 MW gas-fired captive power station in Isfahan province, Iran, supplying the Mobarakeh Steel Complex.
Mobb Deep
Mobb Deep, the Queens hip hop duo of Prodigy (Albert Johnson) and Havoc, pioneered hardcore East Coast rap with The Infamous (1995), Hell on Earth, and Murda Muzik; ended by Prodigy's 2017 death, concluded by Infinite (2025).
Mobbing
Mobbing is group-directed harassment of an individual, usually at work, studied as workplace bullying since Scandinavian school-bullying research of the late 1970s; it is legally defined in countries such as Poland and linked to mental ill health.
Mobi Oparaku
Mobi Oparaku (Mobi Patrick Oparaku), born 1976 in Owerri, Nigeria, is a former right-back who won men's football gold at the 1996 Atlanta Olympics, played at the 1998 World Cup, and won the 1993 U-17 World Cup.
Mobian
Mobian is a Debian derivative that brings the Debian GNU/Linux operating system to smartphones and tablets. Begun in 2020 for the PinePhone, it uses the Phosh interface and supports devices including the Librem 5.
Mobicel
Mobicel is a South African consumer electronics company founded in 2007 by Ridhwan Khan, selling budget phones and tablets and frequently among the top five brands in operator sales.
MobiFone
MobiFone (Tổng công ty Viễn thông MobiFone) is Vietnam's first mobile telecommunications operator, founded in 1993, and today the country's third-largest mobile carrier with 23.8 million connections.
Mobike
Mobike (摩拜单车) was a Chinese dockless bike-sharing operator founded in Beijing in 2015 by Hu Weiwei, pioneering smart-lock shared bikes before Meituan acquired it for US$2.7 billion in 2018.
MobiKwik
MobiKwik is an Indian fintech company founded in 2009 by Bipin Preet Singh, offering mobile wallet, UPI, and buy-now-pay-later services; it listed on the BSE and NSE in December 2024.
Mobil 1
Mobil 1 is a fully synthetic motor oil introduced by Mobil Oil in 1974 and now produced by ExxonMobil, marketed as the first globally available full synthetic automotive oil.
Mobil Oil Corporation
Mobil Oil Corporation, also known as Socony or Standard Oil of New York, was an American oil company descended from the Standard Oil trust that merged with Exxon in 1999.
MOBIL trial
MOBIL trial (NCT01679977, Mobilität im Alter): completed randomized, open-label, factorial-assignment efficacy trial comparing vibrational-proprioceptive resistance exercise training versus neuromuscular electrical stimulation training in 150 adults aged 65-85 with age-related muscle weakness, run 2008-2015 in Austria and Slovakia by the Ludwig Boltzmann Institute.
Mobile (sculpture)
A mobile is a kinetic sculpture of balanced parts that move, especially in air currents, invented by American sculptor Alexander Calder and named by Marcel Duchamp in 1931.
Mobile ALOHA
Mobile ALOHA is a low-cost whole-body teleoperation system built at Stanford by attaching the ALOHA arm rig to a wheeled base, enabling autonomous household tasks like cooking shrimp.
Mobile app
A mobile app, also called a mobile application, is a software application designed to run on smartphones and tablets, installed from app stores such as Apple's App Store.
Mobile app development
Mobile application development, also called mobile programming, is the software engineering activity of creating applications for smartphones and tablets, distinguished by device fragmentation and app store release processes.
Mobile banking
Mobile banking, also called M-banking, is the use of a mobile device, through a bank's app, mobile website, SMS, or USSD, to conduct banking transactions and initiate payments on an existing account.
Mobile Bay
Mobile Bay is a shallow estuary on Alabama's Gulf coast, the sixth largest estuary in the continental United States, with the city of Mobile at its head.
Mobile broadband
Mobile broadband, also called cellular broadband, is internet access delivered over cellular networks like 3G, 4G, and 5G to smartphones, hotspots, and fixed wireless home routers, with 8 billion subscriptions in 2025.
Mobile browser
A mobile browser, also called a microbrowser, is a web browser designed to run on handheld devices such as smartphones, ranging from Chrome and Safari to the proxy-based Opera Mini.
Mobile computing
Mobile computing, also known as handheld computing, is the use of portable networked devices such as smartphones and tablets to access information while moving, a field distinct since the early 1990s.
Mobile country code
A mobile country code (MCC) is a three-digit code defined by ITU-T E.212 that identifies a country's mobile networks within the international mobile identification plan.