IP in Wireless Networks

IP in Wireless Networks, 9780130666482 (0130666483), Prentice Hall, 2003

The complete network professional's guide to delivering wireless IP.

Wireless IP: the professional's guide to understanding data in wireless networks
Covers IP in 802.11, Bluetooth(tm), GSM/GPRS, W-CDMA, cdma2000, i-mode, and more
Includes expert insights into architecture, mobility models, and applications
Previews emerging applications such as Multimedia Messaging (MMS) and VoIP-over-wireless

IP in Wireless Networks is the first comprehensive guide that shows how IP is enabled in 2G, 2.5G and 3G wireless networks. A world-class team of wireless engineers presents a systematic, expert guidance for every leading wireless technology, including 802.11, Bluetooth(tm), GSM/GPRS, CDMA and i-mode. This book's in-depth coverage encompasses architecture, deployment strategies, operation, mobility models, applications, and much more.

The evolution of wireless networks from circuit-switched to packet-switched
Key technical challenges to wireless IP—and proven solutions
Current and emerging wireless IP applications, including Multimedia messaging, VoIP-over-wireless, and location services
The standards bodies relevant to the wireless architectures that are defining the specifications for the emerging wireless Internet
Beyond 3G: a 3GPP/3GPP2 perspective

If you're responsible for planning, developing, deploying, or managing wireless IP networks, you'll find IP in Wireless Networks an indispensable resource.

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