Glossary
er
or under the skin of an animal or a person. Its antennas
, which can be adhered or embedded into a product, ally created b
enable the device to receiv
companies that ha
y firms or entrepreneurs who build up
sent from an RFID transmitter/receiv
e and respond to RF requests opment of their countries and the companies them
ve a positive influence on the devel-
v
er. One of the ad- selves, by promoting pr
-
nativ
antages of using radiofrequency instead of other alter- tion, technology dev
require a direct line of view between the tr
es, such as infrared technology, is that it does not ter distribution of wealth, etc.
elopment, qualit
actices associated with inno
y employment, bet
va-
-
receiver.
ansmitter and
Streaming:
ten to files directly through a website without needing to
technology that allows users to view or lis-
an incoming call or message.
Ringtone:
S
sound made by a wireless device to indicate download them beforehand. It could be described as
“click to receiv
that it refers to an on-demand str
e.” In more complex terms, one could say
multimedia content over the Internet.
ategy for distributing
services of oper
Service providers: companies that can distribute the
Subscriber: someone who signs up for wireless service.
br
ators or MVNOs, or provide their own
rates and issue SIM cards, as in the case of Mobilcom
anded services. In some cases they can set their own
Subscription with access to mobile Internet and
and MTV
both their sales figures and the distribution of their
. Increased competition will have an impact on
based on earning rev
basic content: business model used by operators
services.
their portal, with limits placed on kilob
enues from services offered b
ytes received.
y
Subscription with access to mobile Internet and
er
Session-based charging:
ators for creating rev
business model used by op-
unlimited premium content:
session basis.
enues on a per-minute or per-
oper
business model used by
services offered b
ators based on earning rev
y their portal, with no kilob
enues from adv
yte limits.
anced
R
SIM cards:
emovable smart cards used in handsets that securely
acronym for Subscriber Identity Module.
Symbian Foundation:
store the service-subscriber k
involv
foundation headed by Nokia that
scriber on the network, making it possible to switch a
ey used to identify a sub-
as: Vodafone, T
es suppliers, manufacturers and dev
-Mobile, AT&T, L
elopers such
phone number from one device to another b
Fujitsu and Son
swapping out the card.
y simply
the progr
y Ericsson. Dedicated to dev
G, Motorola, Samsung,
eloping all of
systems for mobile phones. These applications will be
amming tools necessary for designing operating
Smartphones:
pro
running applications, include an oper
mobile handsets that are capable of
dev
vided royalty-free to both companies, the ones that
the capacit
ating system, have
themselv
information and connecting to the Internet. These char
y to send data and/or email as well as storing
acteristics mak
larly in business en
e smartphones far more useful, particu
-
- T
elop applications and the handset manufacturers
es (http://www.symbianfoundation.org/).
devices is significantly increasing the mobilit
vironments, where the use of these Telemedicine:
ployees. The secret to their success lies in their combi
y of em- mainly through the use of information and communica
providing medical services remotely
-
,
nation of communication technology and computing.
- tion technologies.
Software:
Time of Arrival method:
executing certain tasks on a computer
set of programs, instructions and rules for
.
time it tak
to a remote receiv
es a radio signal to tr
Time of Arriv
avel from a tr
al (TOA) is the
ansmitter
Startup:
the speed of light and the oper
er. Thanks to the relationship between
new but ha
term referring to business v
ve major growth potential. These are gener
entures that are
-
sible to measure the distance between the tr
ator frequency, it is pos-
and receiver, and thus the location of the transmitter
ansmitter
.
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