👉 Wheel computing, also known as mobile or mobile-computing, is a paradigm that leverages the mobility and portability of smartphones and tablets to deliver computing services on the go. It involves using these devices as personal computers, enabling users to access applications, store data, and perform tasks from virtually anywhere with an internet connection. Key features include touchscreen interfaces, mobile operating systems, and cloud integration, which collectively facilitate seamless interaction and data synchronization across multiple devices. This approach enhances productivity by allowing users to work on the move, collaborate in real-time with others, and access a vast array of digital resources without being tethered to a fixed location.
