2003Acta Scientiarum Naturalium Universitatis SunyatseniRequires access

Advanced Mobile Communication--the Technical Application of General Packet Radio Service

WU Hong-yun

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Abstract

Go on and probe into to mobile communication the GPRS(general packet radio service) technological characteristicses of most forwary position and bring to personal user what tell on GPRS,users and proves,explain at last that GPRS enterprise inserts a gronp of network schemes on the enterprise of GPRS at the same time.

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Go on and probe into to mobile communication the GPRS(general packet radio service) technological characteristicses of most forwary position and bring to personal user what tell on GPRS,users and proves,explain at last that GPRS enterprise inserts a gronp of network schemes on the enterprise of GPRS at the same time.

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Go on and probe into to mobile communication the GPRS(general packet radio service) technological characteristicses of most forwary position and bring to personal user what tell on GPRS,users and proves,explain at last that GPRS enterprise inserts a gronp of network schemes on the enterprise of GPRS at the same time.

Key concepts: General Packet Radio Service, Access Point Name, GPRS core network, Computer network, Packet radio, Telecommunications, Computer science, Service (business)

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