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Ranjith
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can anybody xplain me
the diff.and features of these .....pls.......
tq
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shug
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wi-fi (wireless fidelity) is a wireless communications standard- usually for cordless communication between computers in an office or home environment.It operates at 2.4 GHz and typically at a speed of either 54 or 108 mb per second.In a phone it is intended to replace the need for a cable link.
UMTS and 3G are both different names for the new third generation of mobile networks which offer higher data rates than GPRS and make things like streaming video or downloading large files much easier |
pow1990
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ALSO COULD SOMEONE EXPLAIN WHAT UIQ IS PLZ? |
senninha
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UIQ is the software interface (?) that adapts the Symbian OS for touchscreen phones |
Ranjith
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wat does UIQ stand for?
i mean the full form...
@shug......tnx for tht xplanation
tq |
dw
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My guess is that UI stands for User Interface
the Q hmm maybe they started with A..B..C hehehehe
Seriously it stands for User Interface IQ (smartphone)
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Amax
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Q actually stands for quartz i think ( so it should be user interface quartz)
Mobilephones i had: T10, T18, P800, P900, T630, P910. Motorola T260, MPx 220. Siemens MC60, SX1. Nokia 3510i, N-Gage, 3310. Qtek 9100, 9090. Samsung X-830. Have now: Treo 650 I would be a millionaire if i got 1$ everytime i thought of a :raz |
dw
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Really?
I made a search for UIQ acronym on google
on two dictionary sites I got my answer
on one I got yours...
Didn't find anything on UIQs own homepage so not
sure wich one is correct. |
viper7
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Amax is right. A few years back Symbian developed several reference designs for UI's before deciding to leave this upto third parties. One of these was Quartz which was for tablet style communicators - I think there was also one called Crystal which was for Nokia Communicator styled devices. I can't fully remember the third and final one although I believe it may have been Perl (or something). UIQ is still a Symbian subsiduary hence the 'Q' standing for Quartz (or so I assume!). |
whizkidd
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Thats pretty interesting!
T230 >> T610 >> Ngage QD >> N73 >> N85 >> Omnia HD >> And countless other review units |
jcwhite_uk
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For more information on UIQ refer to www.uiq.com (the official UIQ website).
UIQ was originally quartz. |
pinolo77
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UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications Standard) is the name that has been given commercially to the protocol that follows GSM (Global Standard for Mobiles).
Why it is called 3G?
Well, the first generation of mobile phones (1G) was analog. Then, with GSM (digital), came the second generation. GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) was an evolution of GSM and provided users with higher data speed and the chance to be "always on", without paying the time of connection, but rather the amount of data transferred.
GPRS has been nicknamed 2.5G because it represented an intermediate step between GSM and UMTS.
UMTS, which is taking more and more market share, is a tecnology based on the WCDMA (Wideband Code Divison Multiple Access) protocol.
Frequencies are as follows:
GSM in Europe worked at the beginning using a 900Mhz Frequency. In order to increase call quality and data rates a new frequency has been added 1800 Mhz (Dual Band phones were born to be able to operate on both frequencies).
In the USA the frequency used by GSM operators is 1900 Mhz (hence the need for a TriBand GSM phone to be able to make calls in the USA).
Details:
0G
PTT
MTS
IMTS
AMTS
0.5G
Autotel/PALM
ARP
1G
NMT
AMPS
Hicap
CDPD
Mobitex
DataTac
2G
GSM
iDEN
D-AMPS
cdmaOne
PDC
CSD
2.5G
GPRS
HSCSD
WiDEN
2.75G
CDMA2000 1xRTT
EDGE
3G
W-CDMA
UMTS
FOMA
CDMA2000 1xEV
TD-SCDMA
3.5G
HSDPA
3.75G
HSUPA
4G
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Infos taken partly from my University dissertation on the mobile phone market, and partly on wikipedia.org
Hope it helped, although a long post...
T18s>T68(i)>T610>K700>K750i>K800i>? |
Ranjith
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nice 1....tnx
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Pepi
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hmm interesting...everybody uses the abbreviation UIQ but nobody really knows what it means for sure ? |
viper7
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Abit off topic, but for anyone who's interested in their history, here's a few articles referencing the UI's I mentioned earlier. Should give a bit further insight into things UIQ / Symbian;
http://ncsp.forum.nokia.com/download/?asset_id=77 (This pdf has a 'What is 'Quartz', 'Pearl', 'Crystal' section)
http://www.theregister.co.uk/[....]10/psions_series_9_odin_found/ (Oh, and of course Psion were going to be producing smartphones using Quartz too  !)
http://www.theregister.co.uk/[....]24/ui_wars_tore_symbian_apart/ |
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