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A modular data link layer (M-DALL) for NEXT GEN mobile terminals enabling wireless aware applications: a platform independent software design

Anand et al., 2010

Document ID
4414432215694809512
Author
Anand S
Kumar S
Publication year
Publication venue
2010 Global Mobile Congress

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Present 3G Mobile Devices are often supports multiple communication technologies. If software developers want to control the configuration or monitor the characteristics of active Radio Access Technologies (RATs), their mobile applications will have to use different …
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