Monilaitteisia

Monilaitteisia is a Finnish term used to describe things that are designed to operate across multiple devices. The base adjective monilaitteinen is formed from moni- meaning many and laite meaning device, with the suffix -inen indicating a characteristic. The plural partitive form monilaitteisia is used when referring to several items in a partitive context, for example monilaitteisia sovelluksia. The related noun monilaitteisuus denotes the multi-device nature of a system or service.

In information technology and consumer electronics, monilaitteisia often describes software, ecosystems, or services that function across several devices—such as smartphones, tablets, and computers. This enables features like cross-device login, data synchronization, and continuity of tasks between devices. A monilaitteinen käyttökokemus aims to provide a seamless experience regardless of which device is used, and is a common consideration in product development, marketing, and user guidance.

The term is used across industries to highlight interoperability and synchronized user experiences. It is frequently paired with phrases like monilaitteisia sovelluksia, monilaitteinen ekosysteemi, and monilaitteisuuden mahdollistama siirtyminen, illustrating the practical implications of multi-device support. Related concepts include monilaitteisuus, which refers to the overall multi-device nature of a system, and cross-device functionality in app design and cloud-based services.