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Chapter 10: Wireless Application Protocol

Chapter 10: Wireless Application Protocol. WAP Introduction. WAP- Wireless Application Protocol is a protocol for accessing information and services from wireless devices. WAP is defined and coordinates by the WAP forum. WAP Definition.

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RF Interconnection

Interconncection Protocols By Berk USTUNDAG Istanbul Technical University. RF Interconnection. 7.1 Blue Tooth 7.2 NMEA Protocol. Bluetooth. Named after Harold Bluetooth, King of Denmark (0952-0995 A.D.)

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WAP & WML

WAP & WML. By Er. Balwinder Singh. Introducing WAP. WAP: Wireless Application Protocol Communication between a wireless device and a gateway, which in turn allows communication with internet- or intranet-based resources WML: Wireless Markup Language

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An Overview of the Web over Wireless Group

An Overview of the Web over Wireless Group. Web over Wireless Group UC, Berkeley. Group. Prof. Pravin Varaiya Researchers: Dr. Anuj Puri Baris Dundar Graduate Students: Mustafa Ergen Sinem Coleri Duke Lee Xuanming Dong Rahul Jain Mohit Agarwal Amit Mahajan Under Graduate Students:

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Mobile Computing

Mobile Computing. Lecture (2). Evolution of Computing. Mobile Computing Functions. A computing environment is defined as mobile if it supports one or more of these characteristics :

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WAP- Wireless Application Protocol

WAP- Wireless Application Protocol. by Team 11 Presenters: Suma Pramod Connie Barbosa Niti Pandey Patrick Cunning Olga Pavlenko 04/11/2002. Overview. WAP Introduction WAP architecture requirements Architecture overview World-wide web model WAP model Components of WAP architecture

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BUSINESS COMMUNICATION

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION. STUDENT NOTES JANUARY 2008. Communication involves these things:. The diagram shows the four elements of communication: a sender a message a medium a receiver

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J2ME

J2ME. Prepared by: Gaery - Ronny Alan - Andy. Why Technology for Mobile Devices? . The nature of wireless devices is changing Old devices: All the software hard-coded by the device manufacturer New devices: Can be customized by dynamically loading software over the air

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Design of Handheld Devices

Design of Handheld Devices. Outline. Definition of Handheld Devices Handheld Vs. Desktop Types of Handheld Devices Mobile Phones PDAs Pagers User Interface Design Guidelines for Handheld Devices. Handheld Definition.

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Who am I?

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Types of Connection

Types of Connection. Dial up adv : most easily available not expensive (need PNETs charge) disadv : limited data transfer rate (max : 56 Kbps) when data connection is on, no voice connection is available. ISDN (dial-up) Integrated Services Digital Network

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