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Mobile phones are increasing in capabilities (processing power, WiFi capability, GPS, on-phone applications, etc.) and have turned into ‘mini computers’. Today’s mobile phone has processing power on par with | Mobile phones are increasing in capabilities (processing power, WiFi capability, GPS, on-phone applications, etc.) and have turned into ‘mini computers’. Today’s mobile phone has processing power on par with that of early webservers [1]. It is conceivable that in the future, all household appliances are controlled through one single device, the mobile phone. | ||
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The increasing use of mobile phones as universal interface/controller
This page is under construction by Daniel Peters EMBA09. In case of any questions/remarks or if you feel like sharing thoughts on the topic, by all means contact me.
Description
Mobile phones are increasing in capabilities (processing power, WiFi capability, GPS, on-phone applications, etc.) and have turned into ‘mini computers’. Today’s mobile phone has processing power on par with that of early webservers [1]. It is conceivable that in the future, all household appliances are controlled through one single device, the mobile phone.
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Timing
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References
[1] http://research.nokia.com/research/projects/mobile-web-server/
Web Resources
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