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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.
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.
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 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.
Mobile crane
A mobile crane is a lifting machine mounted on wheels or tracks that can travel between job sites, ranging from truck cranes to crawlers lifting over 3,000 tonnes.
Mobile device
A mobile device, also called a hand held computer, is a portable pocket-sized computing device, ranging from basic phones to smartphones and tablets, with the smartphone now the most common gateway to the internet.
Mobile device management
Mobile device management (MDM) is a category of software that lets an organization monitor, manage, and secure mobile devices, whether corporate-issued or personally owned, from a central console.
Mobile High-Definition Link
Mobile High-Definition Link (MHL) is a wired audio/video standard, announced in 2010, that carries uncompressed video from a smartphone or tablet to a display while powering the device over the same cable.
Mobile home
A mobile home, also known as a trailer home or house trailer, is a factory-built dwelling on a permanent chassis; since 1976 US homes of the type are called manufactured homes.
Mobile IP
Mobile IP is an IETF communications protocol that lets a computer keep the same IP address while moving between networks, using a home agent that tunnels datagrams.
Mobile launcher platform
A mobile launcher platform is a large structure on which a rocket is assembled, transported to the launch pad, and launched; NASA's serves the SLS rocket at Kennedy Space Center.
Mobile lounge
A mobile lounge, also known as a Plane Mate, is a large airport passenger vehicle carrying travelers between terminal and aircraft, created for Washington Dulles International Airport in 1962.
Mobile mapping
Mobile mapping is a surveying technique that collects geospatial data, such as LiDAR point clouds and imagery, from sensors mounted on moving platforms like vans, boats, or aircraft.
Mobile number portability
Mobile number portability (MNP), also called wireless number portability, is a regulated telecom facility that lets a customer keep their mobile number when changing service provider, lowering barriers to switching.
Mobile phone
A mobile phone, also known as a cellular telephone or cell phone, is a portable telephone that connects to a network through radio links rather than wires.
Mobile phone jammer
A mobile phone jammer, or cell phone jammer, is a radio transmitter that blocks cell phone communications, illegal for private use in the United States.
Mobile phone signal
Mobile phone signal, also called cell phone reception, is the radio-frequency link between a handset and a cellular base station, shown as bars and varying with terrain, buildings, and frequency.
Mobile phone tracking
Mobile phone tracking, also known as GSM localization or mobile positioning, determines a phone's location from satellite, Wi-Fi, and cellular signals, powering navigation, emergency call routing, advertising, and surveillance.
Mobile phones on aircraft
Mobile phones on aircraft, also called cell phones on airplanes, must be used in airplane mode under US and European rules adopted since 2013, with voice calls prohibited.
Mobile radio telephone
Mobile radio telephone is a pre-cellular radiotelephone system connecting vehicle telephones to the public phone network, first offered commercially by AT&T in St. Louis in 1946.
Mobile robotic chemist
The mobile robotic chemist is a free-roaming laboratory robot built at the University of Liverpool that autonomously decides which experiments to run in an unmodified wet chemistry lab.
Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. 2
Mobile Suit Gundam Extreme Vs. 2 (機動戦士ガンダム エクストリームバーサス2) is a 2-on-2 team battle arcade game by Bandai Namco, released in Japanese arcades on October 30, 2018.
Mobile technology
Mobile technology is the family of radio-based communication systems, devices, and networks that lets people communicate while moving, developing through cellular generations from 1G analog voice to 5G.
Mobile telephone numbering in India
Mobile telephone numbering in India is the system assigning cellular subscribers 10-digit numbers under country code +91, governed by the Department of Telecommunications' National Numbering Plan.
Mobile Telephone Service
Mobile Telephone Service (MTS) was a pre-cellular radiotelephone system introduced by AT&T in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1946, the first commercial mobile telephone network, using operator-assisted car-mounted VHF phones.