- Covers the convergence of phone and PDA functionality on the terminal side, and the integration of different network types on the infrastructure side
- Compares existing and anticipated wireless technologies, focusing on 3G cellular networks and wireless LANs
- Evaluates terminal-side operating systems/programming environments, including Microsoft Windows Mobile, Palm OS, Symbian, J2ME, and Linux
- Considers the limitations of existing terminal designs and several pressing application design issues
- Explores challenges and possible solutions relating to the next phase of smart phone development, as it relates to services, devices, and networks
- Surveys a collection of promising applications, in areas ranging from gaming to law enforcement to financial processing
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"Smart Phone and Next Generation Mobile Computing is essential reading for any professionals and students involved in this dynamic field. The book provides a comprehensive treatment of fundamentals and covers the most recent technology advances. It describes not only how, but also why, through many insightful examples." --Dr. Wei Zhao, National Science Foundation
"This book presents a detailed and comprehensive exposition of all important technologies related to mobile communication and pervasive application development using smart phones. This is a timely publication and it would be a very useful resource for educators, researchers, and developers in this field." --Professor Anand Tripathi, University of Minnesota
"This book is something else. It is not often that you see a book that is as up to date as this one while also covering a broad swath of wireless technology...this book is very much up to date and a good reference to all the most current wireless technologies." --Electronic Design, Louis E. Frenzel, July 2006