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Placing your phone in a typical protective cover will not protect the phone from: A. Scratches D. Immersion in water
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D. A cover will not protect your phone from being immersed in water. |
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Which type of display responds to the difference in electrical potential between you and the screen? A. Capacitive D. Resistive
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A. A capacitive touchscreen display responds to the difference in electrical potential between you and the screen. |
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John has a high-resolution image on his iPad of his 2-year-old son and the family dog. The image initially displays smaller than the screen, so he wants to zoom in to get the details of his son’s expression. How can he accomplish this task? (Select two.) a. Click the mouse in the middle of the picture to select it, then use the scroll wheel on the mouse to zoom in. b. Tap the picture with his index finger on his son’s face. c. Right-click the picture with his index finger on his son’s face. d. Touch his son’s face on the screen with his thumb and finger, then pinch outward to scroll in.
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D. John can pinch outward with his fingers to zoom in on the image. |
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Which mobile device screen technology uses no backlight? A. CCFL B. LCD C. LED D. OLED
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D. OLED technology does not use a backlight. |
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What can a government use to determine your location at a specific time as long as you’re using your mobile device? A. Angry Birds B. Geotracking C. Google Earth D. Gyroscope
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B. Geotracking can locate you and your GPS-equipped mobile device. |
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What are the steps involved in pairing a Bluetooth keyboard with a tablet? a. Enable Bluetooth on the tablet; turn on the Bluetooth device; find the device with the tablet; enter a PIN code or other pairing sequence. b. Turn on the Bluetooth device; find the device with the tablet; enter a PIN code or other pairing sequence. c. Search for a Bluetooth device from the tablet; select pair from the options to enable the device. d. Enable Bluetooth on the tablet; turn on the Bluetooth device; find the device with the tablet; select pair from the options to enable the device.
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A. To pair a Bluetooth keyboard with a tablet, enable Bluetooth on the tablet, turn on the Bluetooth device, find the Bluetooth device in the tablet’s settings screen, then enter a PIN code or finalize the pairing. |
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A client calls, wanting to copy his music from his iPhone to his new PC. How can he accomplish this task? a. Connect the iPhone to the new PC. When it shows up as a new device, right-click it and select Properties. In the Properties dialog box, select Export media files. b. Connect the iPhone to the new PC. Double-click it and go to the Media folder. Drag and drop the desired music to the Music library on his new PC. c. Access the iPhone wirelessly from the PC. Drag and drop the desired music to the Music library on his new PC. d. He can’t.
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D. You cannot copy music from an iPhone onto your PC. |
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A client calls and is upset that he’s misplaced his iPad. The mobile device a. There’s nothing he can do. b. He should call his ISP and have them track his iPad. c. He should access his iCloud account and reset his iPad to erase all personal data. d. He should purchase another iPad and sync with his iTunes account. This automatically erases the information on the old tablet.
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C. To protect his data, the client should log in to his iCloud account and reset the iPad and erase all personal data. |
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Name the primary feature that separates a smartphone from a tablet. A. iTunes B. OLED screen
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D. A smartphone can make telephone calls, while a tablet cannot. |
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What information do you need to connect an Android-based tablet to an IMAP account? A. POP3 server DNS name D. Exchange server name, username, and password
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C. To connect an Android-based tablet to an IMAP account, you’ll need a user- name and password and the sending and receiving server addresses. |
