Principles Of Mobile Computing, 2Nd Ed

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The book, Principles of Mobile Computing, describes a new class of mobile computing devices which are becoming omnipresent in every day life. Handhelds, phones and manifold embedded systems make information access easily available for everyone from anywhere at anytime. But Pervasive Computing is far more than just fancy devices: A powerful wire less communication infrastructure extends the reach of enterprise networks to mobile clients. Web services and portal servers offer flexible gateways to the back-end server systems and their data. And finally, a variety of new mobile solutions and services take advantage of the possibilities and feature mobility, connectivity and ease-of-use. Table of contents : Chapter 1: What Pervasive Computing Is All AboutPart 1 - DevicesChapter 2: Information Access DevicesChapter 3: Smart IdentificationChapter 4: Embedded ControlsChapter 5: Entertainment SystemsPart II - SoftwareChapter 6: JavaChapter 7: Operating SystemsChapter 8: Client MiddlewareChapter 9: SecurityPart III - Conencting the WorldChapter 10: Internet Protocols and FormatsChapter 11: Mobile InternetChapter 12: VoiceChapter 13: Web SevricesChapter 14: ConnectivityChapter 15: Service DisoveryPart IV - Back-End Server InfrastructureChapter 16: GatewaysChapter 17: Application ServersChapter 18: Internet ProtocolsChapter 19: Device ManagementChapter 20: SynchronizationPart V - New ServicesChapter 21: Home ServicesChapter 22: Travel and Business ServicesChapter 23: Consumer Services Market Description : · Business Managers· Software Architects· Project Managers· Application Developers