Mobile computing architecture

Mobile computing architecture involves the setup that enables devices like smartphones and tablets to connect, process, and share data seamlessly. It typically includes three main components: the client device (your phone or tablet), the network infrastructure (like cellular towers and Wi-Fi), and remote servers (cloud services). The device communicates with servers over the network to access applications, store data, and perform computations. This architecture allows users to stay connected, access information from anywhere, and run complex applications without heavy hardware, all while maintaining security and efficient data management through layered systems.