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HLR和VLR位置寄存器(HLR)和Visito回家rs Location Register (VLR) are databases that contain the mobile subscriber information as per the GSM architecture. In general there is one central HLR per mobile network operator and one VLR per each Mobile Services Switching Centre (MSC) but this can vary according to the different vendor […]
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HSPA+ vs LTE | HSPA Plus vs LTE Speed, Spectrum, Features Compared | 3.75 G vs 4G Battery Life is more in HSPA+ HSPA+ and LTE are both mobile broadband technologies for high speed access. LTE is the latest technology currenly being installed in many countries for high speed mobile broadband access. In some countries […]
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RFID vs Bluetooth Radio-frequency Identification (RFID) is a general term used for a system that communicates using radio waves between a reader and an electronic tag attached to an object. RFID system comprises of readers, tags and RFID software. Bluetooth is a technology used to transfer data in a short range. Bluetooth creates a personal […]
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Reactive vs Proactive Protocols Reactive and Proactive Protocols are the routing protocols that are used in mobile Ad hoc networks to send data from the host to the destination. A packet data is sent from source to destination in an Ad hoc network through multiple nodes that are mobile. This type of network is generally […]
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Microsoft Skype vs Skype | MS Skype New Integrated Features Microsoft acquired Skype in early May 2011 and Skype has become one business division of Microsoft. Skype is a software application for real time voice, video and IM services. People were using traditional PSTN lines for voice communication for long time. Introduction of VoIP (Voice […]
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CSMA vs ALOHA Aloha is a simple communication scheme originally developed by the University of Hawaii to be used for satellite communication. In the Aloha method, each source in a communication network transmits data every time there is a frame to be transmitted. If the frame successfully reaches the destination, the next frame is transmitted. […]
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FDDI 1 vs FDDI 2 Fiber Distributed Data Interface (FDDI) is a data transmission standard for Local Area Networks (LAN) which uses fiber optic lines. A FDDI LAN can extend up to 200 kilometers and it can support thousands of users. The FDDI 1 protocol is based on the token ring protocol. FDDI 2 is […]
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NGN vs IMS NGN (Next Generation Network) and IMS (IP Multimedia Systems) both are Platform Architectures used by Telecom Operators in their Network. NGN is an all IP Telecommunication Network capable of transporting and delivering multi services. IMS is a functional network architecture enables to deliver Multimedia services and capable of interoperate with almost any […]
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DSL vs Broadband DSL or ADSL is a fixed line Broadband Technology is the simple elaboration. Broadband is a general term refers to Broadband Access Technology in the Telecommunication world. DSL family consists of ADSL, ADSL2, ADSL2+, HDSL2 and VDSL2 etc. The general term broadband refers broadband access technology which gives us more bandwidth to […]
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SMS vs Viber SMS | Send Free SMS with Viber SMS and Viber SMS both are instant messing services to communicate each other. SMS stands for Short Message Service used in Mobile and Fixed Telecommunication Networks. SMS is limited to send 160 Characters whereas in Viber SMS you can send more. Viber is an iPhone […]