High Tech Computer Corporation (HTC) is widely known for its creative product development capabilities and high ability-price ratio. ... For the small number of mobile phone users in Myanmar, there is a big problem for them. ... What could users do only is to change the language through unofficial method, yet this brings an huge disadvantage to users that those phones will lose the warranty. ... It is a milestone for HTC to solve the long-lasting problem of Myanmian mobile phone users, and it would certainly give HTC's phones a unique selling point. ... Similarly to its competitors, HTC h...

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In recent time, the usage of VoIP has increased among computer users dramatically. ... There are three types of Voice over Internet Protocol, analog telephone adopter (ATA), Internet Protocol Phones, and Computer to Computer. ... Computer to Computer is the easiest way of using VoIP, there are free to very low chargers for place long distance calls. ... When you install a soft phone onto the computer it allows the computer to connect to the VoIP server so it can act like a telephone. ... Users will need to go into their networking equipment like the switches and routers to prioritize network t...

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The second wave is personal computing era in which one computer is used by one person. ... Computers are integrated in every application which we use in our daily activities. ... Ubiquitous Pervasive Computing The word Ubiquitous refers to Pervasive computing and they are seen in two views: User View Technological view User View End users in pervasive computing environment will use human abilities method in the context of activities/tasks. ... Information pursues the user rather than use pursues the information. Users are not aware that the computing has been embedded in the device as it is a...

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The first generation of wireless LANs were designed to operate with workstations, and are not suitable for battery operated portable computers. The next generation wireless LANs are developing around the lap-top, palm-top, and pen-pad computers. ... "There's not much left that mobile computers don't do as well or better than desktop systems. ... Service portability refers to the network capability to provide subscribed services at the location designated by the user. Terminal Mobility Terminal mobility is associated with wireless access and requires that the user carry a terminal...

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My major is computer science. ... That is why the Android is more open to user. ... He told me that the Android is more like a computer. ... However, the user interface design was unfamiliar to me. ... The Android system is flexible because the user can drag items from the menu on to the screen, which make the phone looks unique to the user. ...

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The system allowed users to call between each other but it became evident that the system had limitations and very soon there was on over supply of users and not enough coverage to go around. ... GSM enables the user many new features previously unavailable. ... IPT PART TWO Since the creation of the transistor in 1940's computers and electronics have taken off at a preposterous rate. ... The greatest battle would have to be that of the computer processor. Computers ever since their creation have been trying to find ways of becoming smaller but more powerful. ...

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To many users, what was radical just years ago may be becoming monotonous. But the computer industry is looking to change all that. ... For most users, the Internet experience will change dramatically over the next year or two. ... Also, lots of companies will jump on to the trend to make better computer products. Computer-game maker Electronic Arts is the first company to test the capabilities of the new connectivity. ...

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Driver inattention is the most frequently identified factor among cellular telephone users. ... A Technological Revolution Computers are revolutionizing our lives. ... The computer has revolutionized communications. ... Users are able to save an extraordinary amount of time. ... Processing loans is quicker through the use of computers. ...

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Bluetooth technology creates many mobile usage models because the connections can occur while mobile devices are being carried in pockets and purses of users. ... Where wireless lans are designed to connect large groups of users over a network, Bluetooth is designed to connect mobile devices over a personal and private connection. The connection is a short range wireless voice and data link between a broad range of devices such as PCs, notebook computers, handhelds, PDAs, Smart Phones, mobile phones, and digital cameras. ... The core essence of the technology is to create a Wireless Persona...

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In the past, one had to be in a single location and often with a desktop computer. ... The user cannot get rid of them immediately even if he does not need them any longer. With the Internet, the user can just turn off the device. ... This means that information is already filtered before it reaches the user. As long as the correct keyword is used, the user does not have to filter through unnecessary content. ...

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In most common cases, victim's identity are stolen through personal computer which lacks of firewalls and low internet securities. ... A reported of 7 percent of smartphone users fell victim to identity fraud in 2011 and it is shown that smartphone users are likely to become victim than non-users by more than thirty percent (Lipka, 2012). ... NBC news also clarified that sometimes by resetting your phone or computer to factory setting can still leave a remarkable amount of data. It shows that Google's Android operating system is the worst when it comes to protect user's priva...

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Our Perception of Self-Worth Instant gratification is deeply rooted in how we use social media sites on our phones and computers. ... For example, Instagram users will choose to upload a photo that they know will get the largest amount of likes, just so that they can please their id desires. ... "20 minutes of social media was enough to contribute to a user's weight and shape concerns" (Field, 2005). ... Some people have their own strategies to delay gratification from instant messaging on phones and computers. ... Nevertheless, whether its casinos or computers, instant gratific...

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" Cell phones in present day have a variety of functions including voice commands that can tell the user just about anything he/she want to know. ... Texting while working for a construction worker could lead to misuse of heavy machinery such as a forklift or jackhammer which in turn could lead to serious bodily injury to the user or someone in the way. ... It doesn't matter if the job requires physical activity or sitting in a cubicle typing on a computer. ... Since cell phones are at the heart of distraction, phone users need to be cautious for the safety of themselves and others ...

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This was followed closely by Google Android, tablet computers such as the iPad and other developments in the mobile communications industry which paved the way for smart phones to become a substantial share of worldwide mobile handset sales. ... CDMA system capacity and coverage is related to the number of active users in the network. Higher number of users creates more interference and increase the Signal-to-Noise ratio. ... The end-user experience has been further reduced due to mandatory bundled plans, expensive metered plans and speed restrictions. ... They provide users with advanced fea...

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The conditional access is provided if the user is an authentic user in one of the authorized geographic location and is connected to specific base transceiver stations or base station controllers. ... The dominion contains these assets and only allows access to the user when certain conditions exist. ... Users who often operate with decentralized mobile networks fall under this category. ... Once the device and dominion are authenticated, assets within the dominion are available to the user. ... GSM networks contain two separate channels by which mobile device users connect. ...

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For example, it is controversial whether to include cell phones, video games and computer games (such as MMORPGs) in the definition. ... Video games convey the same messages and ideologies to all their users. Users sometimes share the experience with each other by playing online. ... It is arguable that the users are receiving the same message, i.e., the game is mass communicating the same messages to the various players. ... In common usage, a "computer game" or a "PC game" refers to a game that is played on a personal computer. ...

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As Steve Jobs famously said in his seminar "imagine a device that works like a phone, camera, and computer in your pocket," the smartphone first took the world by storm and then quenched all technologically savvy consumers' thirst for a ground-breaking item. ... For instance, before the smartphone was introduced to the masses, people had no choice but to turn on their computers to indulge in all that the Internet has to offer. ... In other words, whereas computers need to rely heavily on a wireless router, smartphones are capable of using the Internet even when there is no rout...

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Wireless phones have introduced many straightforward and trouble-free techniques of communication through a system called text messaging where messages can be passed from one wireless user to another. ... Cell phones simultaneously serve as a compliment for products such as computers, cars, and recently cameras. Information, websites, and pictures can be passed between new cell phones unto computers, palm pilots, or cameras. ...

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Basically, a wireless phone is a tiny computer connected to a radio. ... Cells in populated areas, with many mobile phone users, will be smaller than cells in less populated areas. ... This is called a 'hand-over' or 'hand-on"; a computer in the switching center controls this. ... A modem in the computer is used to convert the digital information in the computer to analog signals for the phone line and vise versa. ... Computer transfer of energy How can we avoid having to trade off privacy for utility? ...

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These "new- modern day stressors are discussed below. 3.2 Modern Technology Modern technology, such as computers and mobile phones, when functioning correctly, eases the stress and strains of life, but often contribute greatly to the levels of stress we endure. 3.2.1 Computing Security software vendor Symantec said, "When confronted with technical problems, more than 40 percent of British users have sworn at, kicked, or otherwise abused their computers, monitors, and the most victimized of all computer components, their keyboards-(CXO Media Inc. 2000). This is commonly kn...

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Another example of the complexity of modern technology is the computer. ... Although most users can and do master some of the basic operations, most computer owners cannot use many of the functions that are built into computer programs. ... Complexity is not the only downside of computers. ... Speaking of mindless computers (and the telephone), consider automated answering systems. ... We cause sporadic outbreaks of massive "computer errors" because we are stupid and careless; what we call computer errors are, in fact, idiotic blunders made by human beings. ...

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Within the past few years, technology has allowed email users to send voice and video emails, which was impossible before. ... Now we can make our own audio CDs on our computers by saving song files onto the CD. ... Every month there is a new computer that is faster, more compact and loaded with memory making the computers from 2 months ago obsolete. Computer advancement has asked the question; can computers keep speeding up forever? Within time computer speed will reach their limit, but different computers will be designed for multi-particular purposes. ...

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A user can input through touching the screen using a stylus pen or fingers. The user can interact directly with the information displayed apart from using touchpad or mouse. ... They also control and control information from external or internal sensors, computers and other instruments. ... Smartphones receive frequent updates enabling users to have updated maps always. ... Users have adopted a mobile way of life, browsing websites and accessing apps using their mobile phones. ...

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This was a new pathway for telephony making telephone digital the cost of telecommunication dropped, quality improved and capacity enhanced in the network Protocols made the enhancement of the digital data communications due to which digitization of voice became possible and it led to transmission of voice in real time data between computer networks. ... Unless the user update their location every time they move to another address they have to change their phones physical address so that emergency services are not dispatched to wrong location. ... FCC ( Federal Communication Commission in the...

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Through the use of these social networking sites, users have the capability of posting statuses where they can give the public or their private contacts updates about what they doing, who they are with, and where they are. ... College students hold the highest percentage of users on social networking sites, with statistics evidencing that college students use social networking sites at least twice a day. ... This addiction is obvious; if computers and networking had always been so convenient everyone would have done this, regardless of year. ...

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