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Technology evolution for mobile and personal communications
Bell Labs Technical Journal, 2002Today we are witnessing a true revolution in wireless communications. The history and technology behind mobile communications is fascinating, and Bell Labs has had a major role in launching this multi-billion dollar industry. In this paper, we take a brief look at the history of mobile communications — including many Bell Labs milestones and ...
George I. Zysman +5 more
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Potential wireless technologies in mobile communications
1999 IEEE International Conference on Communications (Cat. No. 99CH36311), 2003This paper presents several interesting technologies that will support the next-generation of mobile wireless communications. First, a higher data transmission system based on the Personal Handy-Phone System (PHS) is introduced which provides 64 and 128 kb/s data services.
Hiroyuki Ohtsuka +4 more
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Technological substitution in mobile communications
Journal of Business & Industrial Marketing, 1997Asserts that innovation, which plays a key role in product and process improvement in many companies, is the very lifeblood of high technology firms. Considers that because technological change is a function of the economic growth model then technological substitution must be a sub‐function of this model.
William C. Johnson, Keith Bhatia
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The acceptance of mobile communication technologies in student communities
International Journal of Web Based Communities, 2009In this paper, the acceptance and use of mobile phone-mediated communication technologies are studied in three different cultural student communities. The analysis is based on the Mobile Information System Adoption and Use (MISAU) model developed here. The model combines elements of the technology acceptance and information success models into a single
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Transportation and Technology in Rural Denmark: Communities of Mobility
33rd Australian Conference on Human-Computer Interaction, 2021Rural areas have experienced little attention in HCI research, much less rural areas in high income and developed countries. We investigated how digital technologies have influenced mobility in rural areas, through interviews with 19 people living or frequently traveling in rural areas of the North Region of Denmark.
Maria Kjærup, Mikael B. Skov
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Impacts of mobile agent technology on mobile communication system evolution
IEEE Personal Communications, 1998The development of third-generation mobile communication systems, such as UMTS, should be based on state-of-the-art middleware technologies. Today distributed object technology (DOT), such as OMG's CORBA, has gained considerable acceptance in the telecommunications environment, within the evolution of IN, TMN systems, and also in the context of UMTS ...
Lars W. Hagen +2 more
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The effect of technology innovation on mobile communication and mobile products
Industrial Management & Data Systems, 2017Purpose In order to understand the influence of technology innovation on market demand diffusion in the ICT service market, the purpose of this paper is to examine technology innovation in the mobile product market, which keeps a complementary relationship with the mobile communication market.
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Mobile Communication Technology
2017Since their birth in the early seventeenth and all along their different generations, mobile communication networks have crossed important evolutionary phases aiming to define increasingly sophisticated technologies allowing the provision of seamless global roaming, quality of service, and high data rates.
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Streaming technology in 3G mobile communication systems
Computer, 2001Third-generation (3G) mobile communication systems combine standardized streaming with a range of unique services to provide high-quality Internet content that meets the specific needs of the rapidly growing mobile market.
Elsen, Ingo (Prof. Dr.-Ing.) +4 more
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Diffusion of new technology generations in mobile communications
Information Economics and Policy, 2010Abstract The study identifies factors that affect the diffusion of new generations of mobile telecommunications technologies. Per capita income, urbanisation and Internet/broadband penetration, as well as regulation, positively affect diffusion across all generations of mobile technologies.
Anders Bohlin +2 more
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