Next Generation Wireless Applications View Larger Image | Paul Golding
Wiley, Hardcover, Published August 2004, ISBN 0470869860 | List Price: $120.00
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3G, GPRS, WAP, MMS, J2EE, J2ME, XML, SMIL, MLP, A-GPS…. What is the big picture?
How may we piece these technologies together?
In Next Generation Wireless Applications, Paul Golding bridges the gap between
the technologies available today and the services available tomorrow. What is
possible with existing technology and techniques? What will ‘mobility’
mean to tomorrow’s customers and how may we begin to create exciting new
services today? Rather than covering each technology in detail the author explores
their symbiotic potential, explains how, when used in association, the sum may
be greater than the parts. He encourages the reader to become a ‘smart
integrator’, to become aware of the vast array of possibilities, to think
of the opportunities, and to start creating the future.
This book will revolutionise your thinking on:
- Mobile Service Delivery Platforms
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Content networks
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Mobile and smart devices
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Service integration
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Human-Computer interaction and user interfaces
Professional engineers and application developers working in the ‘Wireless’
sector have had to embrace a veritable explosion of technologies in moving from
the 2G voice-only world to the Internet-connected 3G universe. This book demonstrates
how they might be connected - not in a proscriptive manner - but in an inspiring
and motivational way that aims to provoke discussion and new ideas.
Written for strategists, managers, consultants and engineers, this book is
also a practitioner’s toolkit giving up-to-date information on accurate
location-finding, interesting Java variants, smarter devices, useful protocols
and many other mega-components.
" The author has pulled together the disparate corners of wireless to
show a meaningful map for the rest of us. This latest work sets Paul apart as
a great analyst of monetizing wireless. " Chris Hare, Digit Wireless
Table of Contents
1. Prelude "How Did I Ever Cope without My Commie?"
2. Introduction.
3. Mobile Service Delivery.
4. The Mobile Services Technological Landscape.
5. IP-Centric Mobile-Networking Power.
6. Client-Server Platforms for Mobile Services.
7. Content-Sharing Protocols Vital to Mobile Services.
8. J2EE Presentation Layer.
9. Using J2EE for Mobile Services.
10. Devices.
11. Mobile Application Paradigms.
12. The RF Network.
13. Mobile Location Services.
Index.
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