10/31/13

Chapter 2 - Multimedia Service Configuration

Setting cell phone multimedia services

Multimedia Services

Multimedia services are benefits that have mobile phones that support GPRS data packets or higher, and are used to access internet or send MMS ( multimedia messages )
A phone that can work with all the features must be configured with the configuration parameters for the operator of the SIM Card you are using, or if you have multiple accounts set operators , you must select the account corresponding to the operator SIM Card you are using.

The services to be configured are :
  • Internet access
  • Sending MMS


 Internet access

Once your account is set for the Internet , the phone could browse WAP pages or if supported on Web pages
Also you can use the phone (if Modem functionality ) , to navigate a PC or Notebock , creating a connection and using cell phone as modem, where the operator providing the service to the SIM Card will become the ISP (Internet Service Provider)





 
       
 Sending MMS

As mentioned earlier also for sending MMS service , you must have the account charged in cell phone and the operator selected the SIM Card in use.
The MMS is a message in which you could combine text , image, sound or presentation provided they do not exceed 100 kb .



      











Terms and definitions used in mobile

GSM : Global System for Mobile Communications (GSM , “Groupe Spécial Mobile" ) is a standard , fully defined , for communication via mobile phones incorporating digital technology . Because digital any GSM client can connect through your phone to your computer and can do, send and receive messages by e- mail , surf the Internet and use other functions transmit digital data, including the Department of Posts (SMS ) or text messages and multimedia messages .



      






GPRS : General Packet Radio Service ( GPRS ) or general packet radio is an extension of the Global System for Mobile Communications (Global System for Mobile Communications, or GSM ) for non-switched data ( or packets).






  


 EDGE: is an acronym for Enhanced Data rates for GSM of Evolution ( Enhanced Data Rates for GSM Evolution) . Also known as EGPRS (Enhanced GPRS). It is a mobile phone technology cell , which acts as a bridge between 2G and 3G networks . EDGE is considered an evolution of GPRS (General Packet Radio Service). This technology works with GSM networks . Although EDGE works with any GSM GPRS have implemented , the operator must implement the necessary updates , and not all mobile phones support this technology .










SMS: Short Message Service or SMS (Short Message Service) is a service available on mobile phones that permits the sending of short messages ( also known as text messages , or more colloquially , texts or text messages ) between mobile phones .
    



   
  




MMS : Multimedia Messaging System ( MMS ) or multimedia messaging system is a messaging standard that allows mobile phones to send and receive multimedia content , incorporating sound, video, photos or any other content available in the future. Multimedia messaging allows sending these further content email accounts , expanding the possibilities of mobile communication , being able to publish your digital photographs or weblogs act without the mediation of a computer. The boundary of each media message is usually 100 or 300 KB , depending on the phone , although this limit is defined by the operator or terminal characteristics .
        


                






WAP: Wireless Application Protocol or WAP ( Wireless Application Protocol ) is an open international standard for applications that use wireless communication, eg Internet access services from a mobile phone .




   






WEB: A website is a set of web pages , typically common to an Internet domain or subdomain on the World Wide Web on the Internet.





       


 Symian: is an operating system that was the result of the alliance of several mobile phone companies , among which include Nokia , Sony Ericsson , Samsung , Siemens , Arima , BenQ , Fujitsu , Lenovo , LG , Motorola , Mitsubishi Electric , Panasonic , Sharp , etc. . Its origins come from his ancestor EPOC32 used in PDA 's and Handhelds Psion .
  





JAVA: Java™ technology is a programming language and software platform that can run on multiple operating systems . Nokia supports Java technology standardization , led by JCP (Java Community Process ) to avoid fragmentation. Consequently , applications created with the application programming interface in Java work on all Nokia phones, and other phones compatible with the technology , and provide an open platform to developers. Example applications would be: games , calculator , translator , currency converter , etc. .
          










Connectivity : The ability of a device ( a PC , peripheral , PDA , mobile, etc. . ) Of being connected (usually a PC or other device) without the need for a computer , ie independently. The mechanisms are known Connectivity : USB Cable - Infrared - Bluetooth
      





  




Bluetooth: As a new technology for wireless connectivity , Bluetooth eliminates cables used to connect digital devices . Based on a radio link short range and low cost, this technology can connect multiple types of devices wirelessly , providing greater freedom of movement. And , in the end , is that treating mobility. To connect , simply place two Bluetooth enabled devices at a distance up to 10 meters apart . And Bluetooth technology uses a radio link is not even necessary to have an online connection for communication . Your laptop can send information to a printer in the next room , or you can use your mobile phone to control the alarm system in your home. Bluetooth has already become a global common standard wireless connectivity. In the future, it will likely be a standard used in millions of mobile phones, personal computers , laptops and a whole range of electronic devices . Therefore, the market will require new innovative applications, value-added services and complete solutions .




     









That data must be loaded into the cell phone to set up multimedia services

That data must be loaded into the cell phone to set up multimedia services
  • Configuration Name:
  • Homepage:
  • Access Point:
  • IP:
  • User:
  • Password:


IMPORTANT !!
It is very important to respect the uppercase, lowercase and each point indicated in the parameters provided by the operator , a fact wrong and the service will not work!
One could change the name to the configuration specified by the operator , but it is always advisable to use a name that refers to the service and operator , eg " wap tigo " another example " mms tigo " .

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