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Progressive Web Apps (PWAs) are web applications with app-like functionality, including offline support and local storage. Mobile databases like IndexedDB or PouchDB are used within PWAs to store structured data directly in the browser. This allows PWAs to work offline, cache user inputs, and synchronize with servers when reconnected. For example, a PWA-based task manager can allow users to add and edit tasks offline, syncing them later. PWAs benefit from mobile database features like data querying, syncing, and conflict resolution. As PWAs grow in popularity, efficient database integration becomes critical to delivering reliable and responsive user experiences.

Mobile Database and IoT Device Integration
Internet of Things (IoT) devices often connect with mobile apps mobile database to provide monitoring, control, or data visualization. Mobile databases store device-generated data such as sensor readings, status logs, or alerts. They help buffer data during network outages, enabling local analytics or decision-making. For instance, a smart home app may log temperature data locally for graphing and sync it to the cloud later. Lightweight databases with fast read/write performance and low resource usage are preferred for such use cases. Database integration ensures real-time visibility and robust data retention in IoT environments.