Wednesday 11 September 2013

New Generation Mobile Features What They Mean

New Generation Mobile Features Real Meaning of Them

3G
Third Generation mobile technology will allow users to get a host of services and connectivity from their service providers which will be much better than earlier generation. That means download speeds for Web surfing as well as media streaming on mobile devices will be faster.
                                                               

EDGE
Enhanced Data rate for GSM Evolution can also be called EGPRS or Enhanced GPRS and means exactly what it sounds like. It’s one step above GPRS and facilitates faster browsing and data transfer speeds.

HOT SWAP SLOT
A memory card slot that’s accessible without having to remove the battery or the rear panel. Some handsets do have a memory card slot just under the rear panel that but you won’t need to touch the battery. This could also be called a hot swap slot.

 HSDPA 

High-Speed Downlink Packet Access is often associated with 3G. It allows networks to provide higher data transfer speeds and capacities. Current HSDPA deployments support downlink speeds of 1.8, 3.6, 7.2 and 14.4 Mbit/s.

PUSH MAIL

This service allows a handset with an active Internet connection to always check for new messages from a designated server linked to your personal or work email address. This allows for realtime downloading of all incoming email, which you can access from your mobile as well as your PC.

UMTS
Universal Mobile Telecommunications System is one of the 3G technologies. Also known as 3GSM, it essentially implies a sort of hybrid combination of 3G with its speed combined with GSM, a more globalized standard.

CMOS SENSOR

Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductors are most widely used in mobile phone cameras. The reason for this is that these sensors require fewer components (perfect for space constraints) and less power, so they also help reduce costs. 

                                                               
 


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