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A Short History of the World Wireless Communications

A Short History of the World Wireless Communications. "I took the speed reading course and read 'War and Peace' in twenty minutes. It's about Russia."  - Woody Allen. 2007. First iPhone is 2.5G. A short history of wireless communications: networks & phones.

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A Short History of the World Wireless Communications

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  1. A Short History of the World Wireless Communications "I took the speed reading course and read 'War and Peace' in twenty minutes. It's about Russia."  - Woody Allen

  2. 2007. First iPhone is2.5G A short history of wireless communications: networks & phones 2002 Sanyo SCP-5300. First Camera Phone (note – first clam shell phone around 1994 from Moto) 2003 – First RIM Bberry. Keyboard, email, enterprise. 1924? There is one version of this picture that attributes it to Bell Labs. 1983. Analog Motorola DynaTAC8000X 1992. Nokia 1010. First mass produced GSM phone. 2008 First Android phone Take history as being ~~ correct;not completely sure, not expert.

  3. Example: Inbound Call (2G/3G)

  4. Adding broadband (3G) data • PDSN (looks like an aggregation router for DSL): • Terminates the PPP session, provides NAT (some carriers). • Provides AAA (accounting, authorization, authentication) • DHCP. • Why PPP (point to point protocol – layer 2 protocol)? Auth, encryption, compression.

  5. Mobile Phone O/S’ Harvest. Shrinking market share. • Brew (CDMA featuephone) • Qualcom, used by CDMA ODMS (all). • Symbian *GSM featurephone) • Nokia + (Sony/Samsung/etc.) => Accenture (2011).. - Loosing. - Will RIM strategies work? - Will Microsoft/Nokia work ? • RIM (Blackberry O/S), ends with O/S 7. • RIM purchase QNX (emb R/T Unix)=> O/S . • Purchases Ubitexx to enable BES backend for services on iPhone and Android (2011) • Microsoft: Windows Mobile, Windows 7, Windows 8, ……. • Alliance with Nokia - Apple seems like the winner (profit), but …? - Android will win (market share.) - Are the ODMs spooked. - What about patent wars? • Apple iOS. • iPhone rules profitability. • Does Apple make it work this time? • Android: Linux/JavaME for embedded. • Google writes it’s own byte code interpreter to get around SUN/Oracle. Oracle sues. • Palm O/S => Web O/S • HP purchases Palm then kills Web O/S ?? • JavaME. Seems to completely loose out to Android. Loosers. Doesn’t look recoverable. • Stay Turned – Patent Wars in Process ? • May always be a market for feature phones (Symbian)?

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