What is a software application specifically developed for small, wireless devices called?

The term "Mobile Apps" refers to software applications that are specifically designed and developed for small, wireless devices such as smartphones and tablets. These applications are tailored to the unique capabilities and constraints of mobile devices, including touch interfaces, limited processing power, and varied screen sizes. Mobile apps can provide a range of functionalities, from communication and social networking to productivity and gaming.

The development of mobile apps often takes into consideration the need for connectivity, user experience, and efficient use of device resources, making them distinct from other types of software like web applications, desktop software, or cloud applications. While web applications can be accessed through a mobile browser and desktop software runs on traditional computers, only mobile apps are specifically optimized for the mobile environment, including considerations like offline access and permission management for device features.