Introduction
Mobile communications became generally available to businesses and consumers in the 1980s. The pioneering cell phone technologies were analog. Second-generation (2G) wireless devices were characterized by digitized delivery systems. Third-generation (3G) wireless technology represents significant advances in the ability to deliver data and images. The first commercial release of 3G was in Japan in 2001; the technology successfully debuted in the United States in 2003. 3G technologies can easily support multi-function devices, such as the BlackBerry and the iPhone.
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Mobile communications became generally available to businesses and consumers in the 1980s. The pioneering cell phone technologies were analog. Second-generation (2G) wireless devices were characterized by digitized delivery systems. Third-generation (3G) wireless technology represents significant advances in the ability to deliver data and images. The first commercial release of 3G was in Japan in 2001; the technology successfully debuted in the United States in 2003. 3G technologies can easily support multi-function devices, such as the BlackBerry and the iPhone.Difficulty : Medium
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