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This very compact course provides a brief introduction to Bluetooth radio technology.

You will learn how Bluetooth technology works, key features in Bluetooth and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces key applications of Bluetooth, the operation of Bluetooth technology and key features in Bluetooth versions. In addition, the course introduces key challenges in Bluetooth (including the well-publicized security issues) and solutions to the challenges.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of latest Bluetooth technology.

This course provides an introduction to the available technologies for application creation in mobile devices.

You will learn what options are available for application creation and the pros and cons of each technology. The course introduces web (browsing, AJAX), Symbian, Linux, Java, Flash Lite and scripting development. In addition, the course compares the benefits and challenges of the technologies .

This course is targeted to technical management but is suitable to all personnel needing information about the development options.

This course provides an introduction to effective modern mobile device enterprise use

You will learn the new technologies supported by the new mobile devices and how the technologies may be used to gain competitive advantage. Course presents various enterprise use cases and examples with a practical approach

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about mobile devices in business use.

This course provides an introduction to cellular networking from the mobile device point of view.

You will learn what happens when a mobile device uses a cellular network.

The course introduces the technology behind voice calls, SMS and cellular data transfer and what is needed in a mobile device to support these services. In addition, the course explains the key differences between 2G-2.75G GSM/GERAN connectivity, 3G WCDMA connectivity, 3.5G-3.9G HSPA connectivity and 4G LTE connectivity from the mobile device point of view.

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about cellular connectivity.

This course provides an introduction to fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) technologies from the mobile device point of view.

You will learn what is needed to provide services in a mobile device through alternative access networks.

The course introduces the FMC concept and convergence architectures including the ETSI TISPAN Next Generation Network (NGN) architecture, 3GPP WLAN interoperability, GAN/UMA and 3GPP Voice Call Continuity (VCC). In addition, the course introduces key challenges with each technology .

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about access convergence.

This course provides an introduction IP technologies in IP based mobile devices.

You will learn key IP technologies in a modern IP based mobile device: IP stack, DNS, Internet structure, WWW, Web 2.0, Web services.

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about IP technologies in mobile devices.

This course provides an introduction to local connectivity technologies in mobile devices

You will what local connectivity technologies are in use in mobile devices, how the technologies work and the pros and cons of each technology. the technologies covered are: WLAN/Wi-Fi, Bluetooh, ZigBee, Infrared, NFC (RFID) and USB.

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about mobile device local connectivity technologies.

This course provides an introduction to the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) service enabler specifications for mobile service creation.

You will learn which parts of mobile services can be implemented in a vendor-neutral way using the OMA specifications. The course covers key OMA specifications, including content (download, DRM), messaging (MMS), voice (PoC), positioning (SUPL) and presence (presence SIMPLE). In addition, the course compares the specifications with other non-OMA options.

This course is targeted to technical management but is suitable to all personnel needing information about the service enablers.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to positioning technology.

You will learn how key positioning technologies work, and the pros and cons of the technologies. The course introduces key applications for positioning technology, and the operation of suitable network- and device-based positioning technologies, including cellular network positioning methods and A-GPS. In addition, the course introduces key challenges with each positioning technology and key positioning architectures such as 3GPP and OMA SUPL.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of positioning technology.

This course provides an introduction to mobile device technology.

You will learn the key drivers and limitations in mobile device technology, typical device mechanical structure, key UI (haptics) technologies, key electronic hardware in a mobile device, key software in a mobile device and the key functional parts of a device.

This course is suitable for all personnel needing information about mobile device technology.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the technologies enabling touch user interfaces in mobile devices.

You will learn how resistive, capacitive and inductive technologies work as well as learn the key challenges with touch technology.

This course is especially targeted for technical research and development as well as support personnel but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of Mobile WiMAX technology.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to Universal Serial Bus (USB) technology.

You will learn how USB works, and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces key USB concepts, the features of each USB version and key operation of an USB bus. The course also introduces the application of USB to mobile devices (USB OTG).

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of USB technology.

This course provides practical skills on using WLAN devices in VoIP networks.

You will learn how to configure and use WLAN devices such as mobile phones in VoIP networks. The course covers the various configuration parameters needed to connect to VoIP networks over WLAN. In addition, the course provides practical configuration hints on getting best results in different VoIP environments.

This course is targeted for WLAN/VoIP network administrators, but is suitable for anyone needing to connect mobile devices to VoIP networks.

The course is based on standard protocols and is not tied to any vendor-specific VoIP environment.

This very compact course provides a brief introduction to the use of Voice over IP (VoIP) technology in Wireless Local Area Networks (WLAN).

You will learn how VoWLAN technology works and the pros and cons of the technology. The course introduces the applications of VoWLAN and the technologies used in typical applications. In addition, the course introduces the key challenges in VoWLAN technology and key solutions designed to overcome the challenges.

This course is especially targeted for management, technical sales and marketing but is suitable for anyone needing an overall awareness of VoWLAN technology.