Emergence of Mobile Communication.

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Junglee M. Faiz        020kbshcj02         June2002 Intake

        Introduction To Data Communication.

Emergence of Mobile Communication.

It is an undeniable fact that we have seen great changes in the way we communicate since the last decade. More and more sophisticated means of communication is available nowadays and seeing the trends it don’t seem it is going to stop here. Along with the new mobile communication media, we have also witnessed a lot of jargons, which we will try to describe in this article.

The more common these days is the Blue Tooth. Well it is not some strange form of tooth decay as you might at first think. “It is a new technology that promises to change considerably the way we use machines. The Blue Tooth is designed to replace cables. Whenever we make use of phone the cable normally carries the information that we want to deliver in other words the speech, and transmitting it at a special occurrence to a receiver Blue Tooth chip in other words the processor, which will then give the information received to the phone or other media. Blue Tooth is wireless. When you are travelling, walking or even driving for some there is no need to worry about cable to connect to your mobile to use the earphone.” ( Accessed date 01/10/03)

Also when you use it you don’t require doing anything special to make it work. The phones find one another and start a conversation without any user input at all. Blue Tooth communicates on a high frequency, which has been set aside by international agreement for the use of industrial, scientific and medical devices (ISM). A number of equipments that you may already use take advantage of this same radio-frequency band. Baby monitors, garage-door openers and the newest generation of cordless phones all make use of frequencies in the ISM band. It has been a very crucial part of the design process of Blue Tooth that these other devices don't interfere with one another.” ( Accessed date 01/10/03)

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The next that we hear very often again is the GPRS. Well the GPRS stands for the General Packet Radio Services. “It is a wireless communication that can send a lot of information without affecting the connection to the Internet for mobile phone. With the GPRS system it is very easy to send Short Message Service(SMS) or mobile texts as we currently know the term. GPRS is also a complement of Blue Tooth, a standard for replacing wired connections between devices with wireless radio connections.” (date01/10/03)

The other one that we hear a lot is the 3G. 3G stand for ...

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