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	RealPlayer for mobile devices - Real.com
		* Functionality of the RealPlayer for Mobile Devices varies across devices.
		It is simple and safe and will help us to provide you and our future mobile users with the best available products and services.
		This player is streaming enabled which may not be compatible with your phone.
	www.real.com /realmobile/download.html?pcode=rn&opage=freeplayer_partner&src=freeplayer_partner (140 words)

	Mobile computing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mobile Computing is a generic term describing your ability to use technology 'untethered', that is not physically connected, or in remote or mobile (non static) environments.
		This connection ties the mobile device to centrally located information and/or application software through the use of battery powered, portable, and wireless computing and communication devices.
		Mobile: attached to or in a vehicle or used by a mobileer;
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mobile_computing (944 words)

	Handheld device - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A Handheld device (also known as handheld computer or simply handheld) is a pocket-sized computing device, typically utilising a small visual display screen for user output and a miniaturised keyboard for user input.
		Along with mobile computing devices such as laptops and smartphones, personal digital assistants (PDAs) are becoming increasingly popular amongst those who require the assistance and convenience of a conventional computer, in environments where carrying one would not be practicable.
		Basic Data Mobile Device: devices that have a medium-size screen (typically between 120 x 120 and 240 x 240 pixels), menu or icon-based navigation via a thumb-wheel or cursor, and which offer access to e-mail, address book, SMS, and a basic web browser.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Handheld_device (344 words)

	Mobile Devices: One Generation From Useful (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox)
		The latest mobile devices are agonizingly close to being practical, but still lack key usability features required for mainstream use.
		That said, navigating on the newer devices is much more pleasant than on a WAP phone: you can see more options on each screen and get the next page relatively quickly.
		To succeed, mobile devices must feel like an extension of your main machine: they must provide what's required, but no more, and add the ability to reach home and grab anything you need but didn't bring.
	www.useit.com /alertbox/20030818.html (1244 words)

	Data Storage for Mobile Devices
		With the development of flexible display technologies and ever-smaller computer-based devices, we are only a few years away from incorporating those computer-based devices, including data storage, into the clothing that we wear or even in our bodies.
		Devices such as radios and GPS are becoming intellectual property that can be incorporated into an electronic chip as needed (with antennas or other required peripheral devices also incorporated into the overall product design) or to add greater attractiveness to customers due to greater overall product functionality.
		An embedded data storage device is one that is permanently a part of the electronics in the host device.
	www.mobileimperative.com /documents.asp?d_ID=1768 (2173 words)

	Securing Mobile Devices and Removable Media
		Mobile computing devices and removable media, all of which can hold sensitive data, are more than conveniences.
		Mobile devices include portable PCs as well as any other easily portable device that can be connected to the Internet.
		Mobile device theft has been attributed to 59% of computer attacks in government agencies, corporations, and universities during 2003.
	www.polarcove.com /whitepapers/mobiledevices.htm (1678 words)

	devices \| mobile jones (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		There's widespread and general agreement that music on mobile phones is a big deal.
		This device and others like it have the potential to abstract the network connection while focusing on applications, user experience and reasonable screen capabilities.
		The salient question for the mobile industry over the next 2 to 3 years will be, "Are mobile carriers going to follow radio and traditional media distributors into the abyss or will they open up and lead 'we the media' into it's inevitable prominence.
	www.mobilejones.com /keyword/devices (1030 words)

	The Linux Mobile Phones Showcase
		Some believe that 2005 will become the year of the Linux mobile phone, as manufacturers flock to off-the-shelf operating systems in order to cut costs and speed time to market, while managing the increasing complexity of their wares.
		Like those devices, the A728 is a tri-band 900/1800/1900 GSM phone certified as conforming to the European Union's Radio and Tecommunications Terminal Equipment (R&TTE) Directive.
		The device is based on a 400 MHz Intel XScale PXA263 processor running a Linux 2.6 kernel along with Trolltech's Qtopia graphical user interface and PIM suite.
	www.linuxdevices.com /articles/AT9423084269.html (2720 words)

	ALA \| Mobile Computer Devices
		Handheld, laptop, and tablet mobile computer devices are now in the hands of nearly one billion people worldwide, a number almost as great as the number of desktop computers.
		The proliferation of mobile computer devices, and the number of places where they can be used, will increase the number of public library patrons who enter library facilities carrying a mobile computing device.
		All of the foregoing devices can be manufactured with an "embedded" wireless networking chip, either 802.11 WiFi or Bluetooth, however, only 11 percent of the devices produced in the first half of 2002 had such a chip.
	www.ala.org /ala/pla/plapubs/technotes/mobilecomputer.htm (1477 words)

	Selection Criteria for Mobile Computing Devices
		On this topic, features and price of the basic device are only two parts of a multi-part puzzle in an enterprise project where you must deploy hundreds or thousands units.
		Please note that handheld devices may be used as secondary devices with your desktop device as the primary device.
		Determine whether it is the handheld device or your notebook that is primary device.
	www.mobileinfo.com /selection_device_criteria.htm (712 words)

	MobileRead Networks - Developers should target mobile devices
		I write software for mobile devices as part of my day job, and I've got to say that this is quite the ironic comment coming from the CTO of Motorola.
		I personally wish that more developers took accessiblty and mobile devices more seriously, but until someone like MSN/Yahoo/Google makes enough fuss about it where everyone is doing it, they will keep their heads in the sand..
		By "mobile computing" platform I mean something that exposes more of the power of the underlying system and makes Java competitive to native runtime environments like Symbian, Windows Mobile, and ALP.
	www.mobileread.com /forums/showthread.php?t=6617 (898 words)

	NIST Mobile Security Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Obstacles include device limitations such as computational speed, network connectivity, battery capacity, and supported hardware interfaces.
		Handheld devices also have unique features (e.g., power-on/off behavior) that need to be addressed when asserting an authentication mechanism.
		Several types of authentication modules, which match the capabilities and limitations of handheld devices, are being developed for the security framework.
	csrc.nist.gov /mobiledevices/projects.html (290 words)

	alphaWorks : IBM Forms for Mobile Devices : Overview
		A mobile forms preview, based on XML technology, that provides a robust platform on which application developers can quickly create and deploy robust, forms-based enterprise applications on mobile devices.
		In this preview, forms are pushed to mobile device clients and cached on the client.
		As the mobile device user completes forms and submits them, the completed form instances are queued for delivery to the server.
	www.alphaworks.ibm.com /tech/ifmd (312 words)

	The Future of Windows Mobile Devices :: November 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Devices with these resolutions have not been developed yet, so we modified an existing Today screen to give you an idea of what they might look like.
		Intel's next generation processor family for mobile devices, the PXA27x series, supports the inclusion of a separate multimedia accelerator chip-the Intel 2700G chip.
		This will allow device manufactures to reduce the cost of their devices by not having to load them with large amounts of RAM or ROM-the end user can add more later.
	www.pocketpcmag.com /_archives/nov04/WindowsMobileDevices.aspx (2272 words)

	CSS Mobile Profile 1.0 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Likewise, it is important that similar devices operate in a similar manner.
		The CSS Mobile Profile specifies a conformance profile for mobile devices, identifying a minimum set of properties, values, selectors, and cascading rules.
		The CSS Mobile Profile uses a subset of the values used in CSS2.
	www.w3.org /TR/css-mobile (1920 words)

	Chinese prefer mobile phones over landlines \| InfoWorld \| News \| 2006-03-27 \| By Dan Nystedt, IDG News Service (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Chinese users prefer their mobile phones over landline calling by a growing margin, a trend that is showing up in earnings for Chinese telecommunications companies and government statistics.
		Convenience, easy access to low cost handsets, the status of talking on a mobile phone, and pure necessity for work are all reasons why Chinese users prefer mobile phones, analysts say, and the gap between those with mobiles versus landlines continues to widen.
		The growth in mobile use comes despite changes at China Telecommunications Corp. that might have favored additional landline use.
	www.infoworld.com /article/06/03/27/76822_HNchineseprefermobile_1.html (1425 words)

	The Windows Mobile Phones Showcase
		The device uses a 416 MHz Xscale processor with 64 MB of SDRAM and 128 MB of Flash.
		Dual-band GSM and GPRS are integrated in the device for mobile connectivity.
		The device runs Windows Mobile 2003 Second Edition on an Intel PXA270 processor and was developed "in close partnership with Microsoft and Intel." It features a 1.3 megapixel camera, MP3 player, VOD, photo caller ID, and Yamaha 64 poly-tone sound.
	www.windowsfordevices.com /articles/AT2468909181.html (3547 words)

	Adobe - Mobile & Devices Developer Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Learn how to configure your device to transfer and view SWF files from your computer and get useful tips for creating mobile device user interfaces.
		Straight from the Mobile and Devices team and community, these samples show you how to create new content or migrated existing content to mobile devices using Flash Player and Flash Lite.
		The Mobile and Devices User Group of Boston, Australia, and Brazil are the sole sponsors of this Flash Lite application contest.
	www.macromedia.com /devnet/devices (4450 words)

	MIT Project Oxygen: H21 Mobile Devices
		Because handheld devices must be small, lightweight, and power efficient, H21s come equipped with only a few perceptual and communication transducers, plus a low-power network to extend the I/O devices to which it can connect.
		Software on the H21 determines the device's current location and orientation, discovers the extant communication protocols within the environment, and locates and downloads the appropriate communication and signal processing software (e.g., for AMPS or CDMA), when necessary, from other nearby H21s or E21s.
		When a receiver experiences high noise on a channel, software may choose to increase the number of filter taps and clean up the signal, to drop data that won't be missed (e.g., a millisecond of voice data), to request transmission of the corrupted data, or to request a change in transmission power or modulation format.
	oxygen.lcs.mit.edu /H21.html (995 words)

	Dr. Dobb's \| Business Applications Squeeze Onto Mobile Devices \| October 30, 2006
		Mobile workers have been held back by the limited processing power of their devices, bandwidth availability, and a relative lack of applications.
		Mobile Field Service provides access to work schedules and job information, allowing service dispatchers and reps to process work requests.
		Mobile applications extend the power of the desktop to employees on the move.
	www.ddj.com /dept/mobile/193500118 (651 words)

	Help Shape the Web on Mobile Devices - Mobiledia
		The W3C standards body launched the Mobile Web Initiative to show users that it is serious about improving the quality of Web access on handhelds, wireless pagers and smart phones.
		Browsing the Web from a mobile device is challenged by the lack of technology, interoperability and standards to represent Web pages often on a one-inch screen.
		To establish users' preferred method of navigation on small screens such as mobile phones, the MWI is calling for participants to take part in a field trial that will help shape how the best practise guidelines are created.
	www.mobiledia.com /news/35511.html (479 words)

	Nuance - Mobile Devices
		With Nuance’s portfolio of technologies for the mobile environment, people can access information, create messages, and control mobile devices all with the power of voice.
		Whether on the device or on the network, speech technologies provide a solution to the constraints of small keyboards and tiny screens.
		The Nuance Mobile Speech Platform allows mobile application developers to enhance their offerings with a seamless speech experience that dramatically enhances usability.
	www.nuance.com /mobiledevices (216 words)

	Mobile CRM Solutions - Salesforce.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		AppExchange Mobile instantly mobilizes Salesforce CRM, custom, and AppExchange applications, so all your sales, service, and mobile professionals can be connected to vital information from wherever they are.
		AppExchange Mobile lets mobile professionals manage tasks, activities, and pipeline information as well as the CRM and enterprise information they need, making them more productive and keeping managers better informed.
		And AppExchange Mobile's integration with native device functions such as email, phone, and calendars gives users a seamless mobile experience.
	www.salesforce.com /products/mobile-solutions.jsp (330 words)

	OPSEC: Mobile Devices
		SecureClient Mobile delivers seamless mobility and endpoint protection for mobile devices in a single solution and provides a platform for additional security and compliance features.
		SecureClient Mobile's VPN is based on SSL (HTTPS) tunneling and enables mobile devices to securely access networks and resources protected by VPN-1 UTM, VPN-1 Power and Connectra gateways.
		In general any Windows Mobile device that is a PocketPC Phone edition with versions 2003, 2003 SE or 5.0 should be valid.
	www.opsec.com /solutions/mobile.html (232 words)

	Flash Devices
		We're getting ready to revamp our mobile and devices developer center to make it more accessible and relevant and I wanted to ask those of you who use the site what you would change?
		You go out of your way to list every device to make Flash Lite look as ubiquitous as possible, but in reality it's just a confusing soup of devices, most of which are unusable by most developers, either because they are underpowered, or unavailable due to geography or lack of carriers.
		Interviews with mobile content provider/aggregators on how they see the Flash mobile content business evovling with suggestions to developers for what they (aggregators) think the potential applications for flash mobile are.
	www.flashdevices.net /2006/07/mobile-and-devices-developer-center.html (1535 words)

	AjaxWorld Magazine: AJAX for Mobile Devices Will Be the Hallmark of "Mobile Web 2.0" in 2006 @ SYS-CON BELGIUM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Having been involved in creating mobile services for a few years now, I believe AJAX will replace both Java ME and XHTML as the platform of choice for developing mobile applications.
		Enterprise mobile applications such as sales force automation are often also examples of smart client applications.
		Mobile operators often argue that they handle billing and location services etc. That’s fine – but let’s first worry about getting the numbers.
	be.sys-con.com /read/167026.htm (2461 words)

	Mobile News - Instant Messaging on mobile devices
		The OZ Mobile IM Gateway has already been deployed commercially and is in active use by T-Mobile’s subscribers.
		Mobile operators are now in a key position to capitalize on the Instant Messaging craze by giving subscribers access to existing IM services on IM capable phones, thereby increasing mobile data traffic.
		The OZ Mobile IM Gateway is designed to address these issues and to simplify the process of extending existing IM services to standards-based IM capable mobile phones.
	www.mobileguru.co.uk /news/Mobile-News-1545.html (538 words)

	Technology News: Mobile Devices (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Finnish mobile device manufacturer Nokia is launching the Nokia 330 Auto Navigation, a car navigation device that includes Europe-wide maps.
		Japanese mobile phone carrier Softbank Mobile, which slashed its prices last week to undercut rivals, said it had to stop taking new applications Sunday because it was flooded by new customers wanting to switch to its service.
		A new mobile phone in Japan takes security pretty seriously: It can recognize its owner, automatically locks when the person gets too far away from it and can be found via satellite navigation if it goes missing.
	www.technewsworld.com /perl/section/mobile-devices (751 words)

	Most recent - ZDNet UK Mobile devices Toolkit
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		Mobile devices are becoming increasingly powerful, with some in the industry claiming they will one day supersede desktop hardware.
		Take two minutes to complete our new Mobile PC Security and Management benchmark, and find out what issues your business needs to focus on.
	www.zdnet.co.uk /toolkits/mobiledevices/0,1000001472,,00.htm (1115 words)

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