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Mobile and wireless communications : key technologies and future applications / edited by Peter Smyth

Published
Stevenage : Institution of Electrical Engineers, 2004.
Physical Description
1 online resource (xviii, 392 pages) : illustrations
Additional Creators
Smyth, Peter, 1955- and Institution of Electrical Engineers
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Language Note
English.
Contents
Future of mobile and wireless communications -- Optical radio -- a review of a radical new technology for wireless access infrastructure -- Wireless LANs -- present and future -- Future applications of Bluetooth -- Ultra-wideband and its capabilities -- Ad Hoc wireless networks -- Scalability, capacity and local connectivity in Ad Hoc networks -- The role of Ad Hoc networks in mobility -- Securing mobile Ad Hoc networks -- a motivational approach -- The use of satellite for multimedia communications -- Evolving systems beyond 3G -- the IST BRAIN and MIND projects -- Economic tussles in the public mobile access market -- Enabling applications deployment on mobile networks -- The parlay API -- allowing third party application providers safe and secure access to network capabilities -- Radio spectrum management for tetherless communications -- Mobile multimedia services -- Multimodality -- the future of the wireless user interface -- Mobile video-streaming -- A social history of the mobile telephone with a view of its future.
Summary
Two of the fastest growing sectors of communications today are mobile and Internet, both of which have had a profound effect on people's lives. The convergence between these two sectors not only presents great opportunities for the future of ""unplugged"" telecommunications, but also great challenges in understanding the relative position of different technologies in this future. This book reviews the contribution of different wireless access technologies to that future and looks at the opportunities of opening up access to telecommunications systems, via application programming.
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9781849190350 (electronic bk.)
1849190356 (electronic bk.)
1282009974
9781282009974
9786612009976
6612009977
0863413684
9780863413681
Bibliography Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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