"Mobile Computing," Chapter 4: Emerging technologies

This chapter covers Bluetooth, RFID, WiMax-802.16, Mobile IP, IPv6 and Java Card.

Published: 21 Sep 2006

Mobile computing is pervading our society and our lifestyles with a high momentum. This chapter from the book, Mobile Computing discusses mobile technologies and covers Bluetooth (802.15.1a), radio frequency identifier (RFID), wireless metropolitan area network or wireless broadband (WiMax-802.16), Mobile IP, IPv6 and Java Card.

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Excerpted from Mobile Computing by Asoke Talukder and Roopa Yavagal (ISBN: 0071477330).

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