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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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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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In-Switch Routing vs Centralized Routing | Centralised vs Distributed Routing In-Switch Routing and Centralised Routing both are routing methods used in network platforms in Telecommunication industries. If you take a telecom switching element, when a call hits the switch, the switch should make the decision where to send the call, how to send the call […]
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Telstra 4G LTE (FD-LTE) vs Vividwireless 4G LTE (TD-LTE) in Australia Telstra LTE (FD-LTE) and Vividwireless LTE (TD-LTE) are two flavours of LTE technology that are going to be used in 4G network in Australia by Telstra and VividWireless. Telstra will use its existing 2G spectrum (1800MHz) to deploy 4G LTE network with FD-LTE technology, initially in […]
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3G vs 4G in Australia 3G and 4G are both mobile wireless access technologies. 3G is widely used across the world now while 4G is still evolving and already deployed in some counties in Europe and in America only. Telstra the Telco giant in Australia announced on 15th Feb 2011 that they are planning to […]
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R-Factor vs MOS Score in VoIP Quality R-Factor and MOS code are quality measurement in VoIP. In circuit switching in TDM world a channel will be dedicated for a call until the call releases. But in the IP world packet networks are shared by many users and many applications. Lots of parameters will affect the […]
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SBC vs Soft Switch in NGN SBC (Session Border Controller) SBC is a Voice over IP device, generally placed in the boundary of the networks to act as back to back user agent. Even though it is a single box logically it handles two main functionality which is signalling and media. It’s an intelligent device […]