“smartphone”的概念、定义、翻译、参考文献-科学参考

smartphone

Computer

A mobile phone with computing features over and above the ability to make and take calls, and send or receive SMS messages. The extra features generally include data storage, Bluetooth, GPS, location-aware applications, and touch-screen user interfaces. Many current smartphones are essentially compact personal computers, with high-end phones having quad-core processors running at clock speeds above 2.5 GHz and accessing about 2 GB of RAM at speeds up to 800 MHz, with 16 GB of data storage built in.

Internet

A generic term used to describe mobile phones that provide a wide variety of functions over and above those associated with making phone calls; for example, Web browsing and maintaining a calendar.

Electronics and Electrical Engineering

A mobile phone that has computing facilities in addition to the basic features of sending and receiving calls and text messages. Typically it will also have several ways of connecting to the Internet, plus one or more digital cameras of varying resolution, capable of recording both still and moving images. All modern smartphones run some kind of operating system that allows the user to install and run application programs, usually downloaded via the Internet.

单词	smartphone
释义	smartphone Computer A mobile phone with computing features over and above the ability to make and take calls, and send or receive SMS messages. The extra features generally include data storage, Bluetooth, GPS, location-aware applications, and touch-screen user interfaces. Many current smartphones are essentially compact personal computers, with high-end phones having quad-core processors running at clock speeds above 2.5 GHz and accessing about 2 GB of RAM at speeds up to 800 MHz, with 16 GB of data storage built in. Internet A generic term used to describe mobile phones that provide a wide variety of functions over and above those associated with making phone calls; for example, Web browsing and maintaining a calendar. Electronics and Electrical Engineering A mobile phone that has computing facilities in addition to the basic features of sending and receiving calls and text messages. Typically it will also have several ways of connecting to the Internet, plus one or more digital cameras of varying resolution, capable of recording both still and moving images. All modern smartphones run some kind of operating system that allows the user to install and run application programs, usually downloaded via the Internet.
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