Mobile Applications Lesson 003: Data for Synchronization

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Mobile Device Synchronization/Sync

Act of copying data back and forth between different devices.

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What are the main things that are synced when utilizing mobile device synchronization?

Contact, calendar, mail, picture, music, video, documents, applications, and passwords.

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Contact

Record inside of an address book that contains fields of names, addresses, emails, phone numbers, notes, etc.

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What does keeping contacts synced ensure?

Access to them across different devices.

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vCard

Standard format of contact card widely supported by most address books and software applications.

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What does CSV stand for?

Comma Separate Values.

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What is used to export an address book?

A CSV.

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Comma Separated Values

A common file format for transferring lists like addresses, contacts, or system information.

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Calendar Information

Any record with fields for appointments or tasks with their corresponding subject, date, location, and attendees.

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What can be used to synchronize data across calendars?

A cloud-based system like iCalendar.

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What is the preferred, easiest, and more synchronized medium to sync a calendar across devices?

A cloud-based service.

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What is important with mail when it comes to syncing?

It is important to keep up to date all the time.

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What are the three different ways to receive mail?

POP3, IMAP, and Microsoft Exchange.

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What is the problem with utilizing POP3 for receiving emails?

It’s old, doesn’t support synchronization across devices and can’t manage email status.

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What is/are the preferred way/s to receive emails and why?

Using IMAP and Exchange since they can manage the state of emails.

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How are pictures, music, videos and documents synced?

Through cloud storage or through syncing tools.

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What are applications also known as?

Apps.

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Applications

Most apps have desktop, tablet, and smartphone versions.

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What is important to know when using an app on unsupported systems or software?

There’s usually a web version of it that has the same functionalities, including syncing data and communications.

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What is important to know when buying an application?

Considering what apps are supported on which devices.

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Passwords

Secret keys for accessing apps, resources, and websites.

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What are the most common ways to save passwords?

Locally on a device, on a browser, or using third-party applications.

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What are some examples of third-party password applications?

Proton Pass, Bitwarden, 1Password, and LastPass.

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What is important to ensure when utilizing password storage tools?

That they encrypt passwords to prevent unauthorized access.

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What is needed to access a password vault?

One master password.

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What is an additional functionality of third-party password managers?

The ability to generate strong, random passwords when signing up for a new account.