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Essential Guide to Wireless Communications Applications From Cellular Systems to Wap and M-C...

by Andy Dornan
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Overview

The next-generation wireless and mobile Internet revolution is under way! Now here's a complete guide to next-generation wireless applications and their business impact, written specifically for nontechnical professionals. The Essential Guide to Wireless Communications Applications covers all the latest developments, from the wireless Web to Bluetooth™, WAP to 3G, and beyond. Coverage includes: Whether you're an investor, decision maker, or consumer, Network magazine editor Andy Dornan delivers all the information you need to identify your best wireless opportunities—and take advantage of them!
· Covers EVERYTHING you can do with wireless technology!
· The wireless Web: WAP and beyond
· Mobile e-commerce: security, payment systems, and more
· PCS and high-bandwidth 3G cellular
· Bluetooth™: breakthrough short-range wireless applications
· For consumers, investors, executives, marketing/PR professionals, and developers

About the Author, Andy Dornan

Andy Dornan is Senior Editor specializing in wireless technology at Network magazine in San Francisco, CA, and has covered advanced wireless technologies for Red Herring.

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The Barnes & Noble Review
Wireless: suddenly, it's everywhere. If you want to understand it, really understand it, without getting an engineering degree, check out The Essential Guide to Wireless Communications Applications.

In this book, Network magazine editor Andy Dornan walks you through all the wireless applications and standards that matter, from WAP to high-speed 3G, PCS to Bluetooth and beyond. You'll learn what's real now, what might be real in a year, and what's going to stay hype for a long time to come.

What are all these cell phone "generations"? (2-1/2 G? 4G?) How does wireless data work now, and what's on the horizon? What can the wireless web do -- and what can't it do? What are the most promising M-Commerce applications, and what business and technical issues will have to be resolved before M-Commerce takes off? Will the device of choice be a phone, a Palm, or what? Dornan explains -- concisely, in English.

This is a perfect book for folks who make wireless buying (or investing) decisions, folks who do marketing or PR for wireless and telecom companies -- and for millions of wireless power users who just can't wait to see what's next. (Bill Camarda)

Bill Camarda is a consultant and writer with nearly 20 years' experience in helping technology companies deploy and market advanced software, computing, and networking products and services. His 15 books include Special Edition Using Word 2000 and Upgrading & Fixing Networks For Dummies®, Second Edition.

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A guide to next-generation wireless applications and their business impact, written for nontechnical professionals. Contains chapters on the wireless world, the radio spectrum, cellular networks, PCS standards, third-generation standards, mobile data services, M- commerce, inside a mobile network, short-range wireless networks, future phone/computers, fixed wireless technology, and the Internet in space. Includes a glossary. Dornan is senior editor specializing in wireless technology at magazine. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Book Details

Published
December 12, 2000
Publisher
Prentice Hall
Pages
336
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9780130317162

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