Articles, tagged with "general packet radio service", page 3

HughesNet-Satellite Internet Services

Satellite Internet services can be accessed from locations where wired internet is not available. It allows the flexibilty and mobility to access the web network when you are travelling. You may be in a bus, train, aeroplane or even in ships, in the large... Read >
Author: narenverma

The Nokia 6111 - The First Step

The Nokia 6111 phone marks Nokia's entry in to the world of slider phones. The phone is a basic communication device. It evinces performance and is unencumbered by complex mobile applications. The handset signals the beginning of ones association with mob... Read >
Author: Matt Sharp

GENERAL PACKET RADIO SERVICE

General Packet Radio Service is a wireless data service. This service is available with GSM. GPRS allows the transmission of data at the rate of bytes per second. The GPRS is used for many features such as SMS, MMS, Internet, Wireless Application Pro... Read >
Author: Ian Ball

FEATURES OF A MOBILE PHONE

Though mobile phones have become a part and parcel of many people's lives, there are some people who do respond to such technological advancements slowly. Before they decide to purchase a mobile phone, they would like to know about all the features that... Read >
Author: Ian Ball

LG Shine: Glamour In Your Palm

The LG Shine phone is a fashion accessory that samples the synthesis of ergonomic ingenuity and proficient technology. The handset is exceptionally attractive. It deploys the mirror effect technology on the screen. The 2.2 inch screen resembles a mirror i... Read >
Author: adam caitlin

Samsung D900 mobile phone: For that ultimate style

The Samsung D900 mobile phone is the thinnest sliding mobile phone at just 13mm thick and 66 grams in weight. The wealth of features that the Samsung D900 includes are: sleek slide open design,3 megapixel camera, 256K TFT Colour display, music player for ... Read >
Author: Keith Rickwood

Mobile Phone Glossary

3G The third generation of mobile networks, with video calling, web browsing and multimedia downloads of up to seven times faster than standard 2G networks. Bluetooth A specification for short-range wireless connectivity that allows users to make wir... Read >
Author: Patrick Altoft

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