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This 11 page paper provides an overview of wireless technology and highlights UMTS. Several aspects are explored. The advent of wireless is also discussed. Political pitfalls are noted and the technology as embraced in both the developed and developing world are explored. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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a few decades ago, this was not even possible. Awkward car phones would grace automobile interiors and they were rather clumsy to boot. Today, tiny cellular telephones are made, some
even having the capability to send pictures or instant text messages. By and large, people do not think about the technology. Instead, they just punch buttons. However, not only is
the technology behind it important, and the changes in it as well, but the politics and the economic aspects of such technology has become rather significant in recent days.
Universal Mobile Telecommunications System or UMTS is a recent innovation but along with advances in technology come politics and economic variables that are just too complex to relay succinctly.
Rather, it requires a look at the worlds technology and a comparison between first and third world innovations. When states sold UMTS licenses for billion of euros to worldwide
operators, for example, this ruined chances of acquisition for some. So many variables come into play. Even when technology is available, that does not mean it is always better to
upgrade nor is it always lucrative. There are many road blocks that corporations face when trying to upgrade or introduce new technology. First, the important technology to change the modern
way of life, and render this a wireless world, began at the turn of the century. II. Wireless Communication The sending of signals via radio waves reached its
climax in 1901 when Guglielmo Marconi, an Irish-Italian inventor, transmitted these from England to Newfoundland, with the use of balloons to elevate an antenna (Asimnov, 1994; Douglas, 1991). It
was on that day, a century ago, that radio was invented (Asimnov, 1994). Marconi also came to the United States to demonstrate his wireless telegraph (Douglas, 1991). It
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