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100 1 $aBeaulieu, Mark.
245 10 $aWireless Internet applications and architecture :$bbuilding professional wireless applications worldwide /$cMark Beaulieu.
260 $aBoston :$bAddison-Wesley,$cc2002.
300 $axxiv, 632 p. :$bill., maps ;$c24 cm.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references (p. 551-556) and index.
505 0 $aLiving the Wireless Life -- An Introduction to Wireless Internet -- The Wireless Internet World Stage -- The Internet: From Wired to Wireless -- A Short History of Wireless Networks and Devices -- A Brief History of Paging -- Software and Content That Make Hardware Useful -- The i-mode Story -- European Wireless Applications -- The Wild, Wild Wireless United States -- Global Wireless Internet Development -- Getting Ready for a Wireless Future -- The Needs of the Wireless Internet User -- We Are at the Beginning -- Mobile Users Are the Secret -- The Equipment and Technology of the Wireless Internet -- Six Wireless Device Families Mobilize the Internet -- The Language and Science of the Wireless Internet -- Wireless Networks -- The Three Wireless Internet Networks: WAN, LAN, and PAN -- Telco and Internet Networks -- WANs: Citywide Towers Serve Nationwide Networks -- LANs: Blockwide Basestations Reach Business and Home -- PANs: Roomwide Transmitters Coordinate Nearby Devices -- Wireless Internet Applications and Content -- The Four Wireless Internet Applications -- Messaging -- Signaling and Messaging -- Microbrowsing Web Sites -- Interacting with Applications -- Conversing via Voice Portals -- Matching Applications to Wireless Devices -- The Markup Languages of Wireless Publishing -- Personal Content Drives the Wireless Internet -- New Spectrum and Capacity Create New Wireless Applications -- Wireless Internet Applications -- Concepts for Working with Wireless Applications -- Remembering That Small Is Beautiful -- Experiencing Wireless Development -- The Wireless Development Method -- Defining Your Mobile Audience -- Wireless Development Tools -- Developing Wireless Content -- Getting Started with Content -- Text: The Medium of Wireless -- Geocodes, Time Codes, and Personalized Data -- Structuring Content -- Delivering Wireless Content from Databases and Servers -- Putting Location, Time, Personalization, and Transactions to Use -- Using Location -- Primary Location Applications -- Latlon Proximity Algorithms -- Using Time -- Using Personalization -- Using Transactions -- Getting to Know Wireless Networks and Devices -- Comparing Wireless Networks: WAN, LAN, and PAN -- General Features of Mobile Devices -- Close-up Characteristics of Wireless Devices -- Developing WAN Browsing Applications -- WAP and i-mode Development -- Writing WAP WML Applications for Wireless Browsing -- Writing i-mode cHTML Applications for Wireless Browsing -- Writing Palm Query Applications for Wireless Browsing Applications -- Developing WAN Interactive Applications in Java -- Java J2ME Tools and Where to Get Them -- Developing Java Wireless Applications -- Writing for the Java Phone -- Writing Java Code for Interactive Wireless Applications on a Pager -- Wireless XML Browsers -- Developing WAN Interactive BREW Applications in C++ and Java -- Developing LAN Interactive Applications -- Handheld Industrial Tools and Where to Get Them -- Writing Professional Wireless Business Applications -- Developing Palm LAN Applications for Interactive Applications -- Developing PAN Device Applications -- PAN Tools and Where to Get Them -- Developing PAN Applications -- Developing Voice Portal Applications -- Voice Portal Tools and Where to Get Them -- Developing Voice Applications -- XML for Voice and Data -- Wireless Internet Architecture -- What Is Wireless Internet Architecture? -- Getting Started with Wireless Internet Architecture -- Understanding Architectural Scope and Scale -- Internet Services and Protocols -- Understanding Security -- Evaluating Spectrum and Site: Every 20 Years -- The Site: Wireless Business Models -- World Spectrum -- The 3G Wireless Internet -- The Five 3G Air Interfaces -- "4G, " New Spectrum, and Emerging Wireless Air Interfaces -- Planning Towers and Network as a Structure: Every 10 Years -- Putting up Towers -- Understanding Cellular Networks -- Planning Data Network Architecture -- Examining Qualities of Cellular Networks -- Using Satellites -- Anticipating Location-Based Network Features -- Messaging Networks and Protocols -- Building Servers and Matching Client Applications: Every 5 Years -- Rebuilding Your Web Site -- Specifying Server and Gateway Architecture -- Implementing Wireless Application Servers -- Planning XML Architecture for Content -- Rethinking the Wireless Client/Server Relationship -- Working with Devices as Skins: Every 2 Years -- Six-Family Programming Model -- Handset and Handheld Design Excellence -- The Revolution in 3G Chips -- Making Content, Defining Space: Every Season, Every Month, Every Week -- The Value of Wireless Content -- Gauging the Frequency of Wireless Publishing -- Designing a Content System -- Allowing Personal Stuff: Every Day, Every Moment -- Building a Mobile Architecture -- Building Networks for Mobile People -- The Active Experience in the User Interface -- Anticipating the Personal Value of Networks -- Personalizing the World -- The Future of Wireless Technology -- The Future of World Spectrum -- The Internet of the Future -- The Wireless Internet and Open Source -- Transcoding the Scalable Signal -- Communicating Devices -- Universal Spectrum, Ultrafast Data, and All-Optical Networks -- Wireless Internet Resources -- Codes and Conventions -- ASCII Text for WAP and i-mode -- Soundex for Gisting -- Emoticons -- Tempo -- International Morse Code -- Bits, Hertz, and Prefixes of Magnitude -- Working Frequency Standards -- FCC Spectrum Allocation -- Research and Standards -- Wireless Research -- Standards Bodies -- Wireless Client Companies -- Wireless Server Companies -- Wireless Middleware Companies.
650 0 $aPersonal communication service systems.
650 0 $aWireless communication systems.
650 0 $aWireless Internet.
650 0 $aInternet programming.
650 0 $aApplication software.
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