PRS is a new non-voice value added services that allows information to be
sent and received across a GSM mobile telephone network. It supplements
today’s Circuit Switched Data (CSD) and Short Message Services (SMS).
GPRS involves overlaying a packet based air interface on the existing
circuit switched GSM network. This gives the option to use a packet-based data
service. The information is split into separated but related “packets” before being
transmitted and reassembled at the receiving end. Theoretically, maximum speeds
of up to 171.2 kilobits per second (kbps) are achievable with GPRS using all eight
timeslots at the same time. This is about 3 times as fast as the data transmission
speed possible over today’s fixed telecommunications networks and 10 times as fast
as current Circuit Switched Data services on GSM networks.
Figure1. Example of GPRS data transmission
Example: Cell with 1 Frequency channel:
1 physical channel for signalling, 4 physical channels for Circuit switched
and 3 physical channels for Packet switched
MMS SMIL presentation (slide show) according to MMS Conformance Document
V2.0.0, MO and MT
Slide 1
Slide 2
Slide 3
Slide n
Figure 1: Structure of a multimedia message
According to the MMS Conformance Document V2.0.0 a presentation consists of one or
more slides. Each slide can consist of one or all of the following elements:
If other elements are used in a MM, these elements will not be shown in the presentation,
but can be accessed via a separate start-screen, that will be displayed after the
presentation stops.
If a MM contains a SMIL document and the MM is opened with the multi-event-icon the
presentation starts automatically. After the presentation stops, the phone will display a
separate start-screen. This screen will show the following elements:
·
Sender
·
CC
· Subject
· Availability of SMIL presentation
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List of MM elements not included in presentation
Out of this list you can select and store all elements provided in the list to the internal file
system.
3.5 Supported media types and formats
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Image: (part of presentation)
· JPEG baseline with JFIF as exchange format
·
GIF 87a and GIF89a (including animated GIF)
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WBMP
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BMP
· PNG
Interoperability for images is guaranteed only for resolutions not exceeding 160x120,
while the device can handle images larger than this (exact boundary is given by memory,
not resolution).
GIF, JPEG and PNG type images exceeding display resolution will be downscaled while
maintaining aspect ratio. BMP and WBMP images exceeding display resolution will be
clipped.
Bluetooth is a low-power, short-range wireless networking standard designed for local
area voice and data communications. Mobile computers, mobile phones and headsets,
PDAs and PCs, will all exchange information using the specification agreed to by the
over 2,400 companies in the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG). The SIG companies
are working together to ensure interoperability between products and include some of the
top brands in wireless; names like 3Com, Ericsson, IBM, Intel, Lucent, Microsoft, Nokia,
Toshiba, and Motorola.
Bluetooth is a global de facto standard for wireless connectivity. Based on a low-cost,
short-range radio link, Bluetooth cuts the cords that used to tie up digital devices.
When two Bluetooth equipped devices come within 10 meters range of each other, they
can establish a connection together. And because Bluetooth utilizes a radio-based link, it
doesn't require a line-of-sight connection in order to communicate. Your laptop could
send information to a printer in the next room, or your microwave could send a message
to your mobile phone telling you that your meal is ready.
In the future, Bluetooth is likely to be standard in tens of millions of mobile phones, PCs,
laptops and a whole range of other electronic devices. As a result, the market is going to
demand new innovative applications, value-added services, end-to-end solutions and
much more. The possibilities opened up really are limitless, and because the radio
frequency used is globally available, Bluetooth can offer fast and secure access to
wireless connectivity all over the world. With potential like that, it's no wonder that
Bluetooth is set to become the fastest adopted technology in history.
· EGSM: nominal 2W (Specification: Class 4 Mobile phone)
·
Transmitter output characteristics is according to GSM 11.10
specification implying all specified operating conditions
(temperature, battery level…).
Transmitter setpoints will be specified for GSM and PCN
when typical values and statistical values become available.
· Bridgeless
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·
· 2 soft keys
· 4-way navigation key designed as centred rocker type
·
·
· orientation at key “5“
·
comfortable earpiece with optimal acoustics
·
·
· x different call melodies + y melodies either with internal
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·
Resolution: 101 X 80 Pixel
Illumination: 2 White LED
Active area/mm: 29.379 x 25.265
Technology: Colour STN
Contrast: Adjustable
PCN: nominal 1W (Specification: Class 1 Mobile phone)
12-digit block (0-9, #, *) and two function keys (SEND,
END) in one block with small letters
ON/OFF key combined with the END key; the symbol ¼ (I
inside O) is used as a symbol for ON/OFF.
white as illumination colour
printed lettering in three colours
omni-directional microphone
loud signal emitter (>95 dBa at 5cm distance)
melody composer
all melodies and sounds with increasing volume because
of the possible handsfree mode
four different and one increasing volume level