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The need to know the location of people, places, and things will continue to be a | |||
fundamental element of our existence. Whether it is locating the nearest point of | |||
interest, locating a child, valued possession, or co-workers, location is something we rely on every day to run our personal and professional lives. | |||
Today location has begun to take root in wireless communities around the world. | |||
It is clear that location will be a part of future wireless experience, however there are still questions about what is needed to make location the most valuable, to the broadest base of people. Another issue is the limitations of GPS which disables the service providers to deliver services at the right place. If we look back to the history of GPS we see a certain evoltion through its development since 1957. No one knows where this evolution will end up.... | |||
==Enablers:== | ==Enablers:== | ||
Revision as of 19:10, 27 March 2006
GPS evolution
The need to know the location of people, places, and things will continue to be a
fundamental element of our existence. Whether it is locating the nearest point of
interest, locating a child, valued possession, or co-workers, location is something we rely on every day to run our personal and professional lives.
Today location has begun to take root in wireless communities around the world.
It is clear that location will be a part of future wireless experience, however there are still questions about what is needed to make location the most valuable, to the broadest base of people. Another issue is the limitations of GPS which disables the service providers to deliver services at the right place. If we look back to the history of GPS we see a certain evoltion through its development since 1957. No one knows where this evolution will end up....
Enablers:
o Ubiquity : With forecast billion mobile devices in use by 2007, the 'anytime anywhere' advatages of mobile services are very apparent
o Immediacy : Information can be accessed, delivered and acted upon in real time by the user without the start-up time required for a desktop PC
o Personalization : Mobiles are now personal accessories, capable of holding data and enabling access to information and services which can be tailored to the needs of the individual
o Localization : Recognising where the user is located and matching information or services to that location adds a unique value to mobile services
o Convergence : Thechnological capabilities that can be deployed on the move are rapidly blurring the distinction between mobile phones and PCs. Ongoing advances in sophistication, functionality and personalisation will continue to sustain handset renewal
Inhibitors:
o Design and potable size(Display,resolution,memory.os) o Usability(Input/output device) ㅇCapability(speed),multi task)and interface with another product
Paradigms:
People to communication and entertain something to spend a lot of time to use mobile phone anywhere and anytime grows rapidly
Experts:
Support from LGE, SSE, NOKIA
Timing:
Since last 4 years,camera phone launched Convergence phone Mega trend