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Location Awareness and Location Based Services Â– Part I: Positioning and Terminology

Overview As mobile Internet devices and third generation mobile networks become reality, Location Based Services (LBS) are thought to be a major growth area. Providing information and services using positioning technologies seeds the potential for new enablers and experiences for users and developers, as well as promising new revenue streams for operators and service providers. This document provides some background information, in order to clarify and discuss certain issues in an effort to educate the developer community on LBS.

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Publisher	Symbian	File Format	PDF
Date Published	February 2004	Downloads	595
Format	White Papers
Topics	Cellular Equipment, GPS

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