UMTS and Mobile Computing

Author: Hubel
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: This book comprehensively describes the latest research achievements in the field of mobile communications and the future development trends of mobile communications. The book is divided into 7 chapters, covering the connection between third-generation mobile communications and mobile computing, the vast mobile communications market, the technologies and standards involved in universal mobile communications, the application environment of universal mobile communications, and the resource issues involved, including address capacity and spectrum resources, as well as the types of resources related to mobile computing in the 3G environment. It concludes by describing the composition of information in the information society. The book primarily introduces the third-generation universal mobile communication system (UMTS) and mobile computing technology. UMTS is not only a new access technology or a technical platform but also a communication system that brings 21st-century mobile users into a completely new mobile multimedia world connected to the Internet. As a future trend in mobile multimedia communications, it requires characteristics such as tolerance, high capacity, high speed, mobility, intelligence, interactivity, personalization, and multi-terminal capabilities. The book elaborates in detail on the current technical applications of existing mobile terminal devices and future developments in this regard. The book is divided into 7 chapters, introducing aspects such as technology, standardization, resources, applications, and future prospects. It covers a very broad scope of mobile communications and computing technologies, nearly encompassing all topics in mobile communications. The book is highly readable, with fluent language, novel and inspiring perspectives, and arguments supported by sufficient data. It is a rare and valuable book on the cutting-edge technologies of mobile communications. The book is suitable for scientists and researchers in the field of mobile communications and postgraduate students in universities. It can also serve as a reference for individuals interested in related fields.