- Industry: Mobile communications
- Number of terms: 3825
- Number of blossaries: 1
- Company Profile:
Finnish multinational communications corporation currently the world's largest manufacturer of mobile telephones. The company also offers Internet services and produces telecommunications network equipment.
A language describing the structure of data that allows the data of web pages to be presented on mobile devices via wireless access.
Industry:Mobile communications
A rechargeable battery that is used to power wireless communication devices. Li-Ion batteries are lightweight, have a relatively long life cycle, and generally do not suffer from memory effect. See also Battery, NiCd battery, and NiMH battery.
Industry:Mobile communications
One million hertz or cycles per second. The unit of frequency used to measure the clock rate of modern digital logic, including microprocessors.
Industry:Mobile communications
A property of a battery that causes it to lose its capacity for full recharging if it is repeatedly recharged before it is completely discharged. Memory effect most commonly occurs with nickel-cadmium batteries. The term derives from the fact that the battery appears to have a memory for the amount of charging it can sustain.
Industry:Mobile communications
A set of features that let the user create, store, send, receive, and manage different types of messages, for example, text messages, multimedia messages, e-mail messages, and fax messages.
Industry:Mobile communications
Electronic commerce in which transactions are made using a wireless device and data connection. Mobile commerce can be used to buy things, make banking transactions, and receive information from web sites related to sports, stock, weather, and news, for example.
Industry:Mobile communications
A Java application that provides functions required by mobile devices, including the user interface, network connectivity, local data storage, and application lifecycle management.
Industry:Mobile communications
A mobile device primarily meant for speech connections. Mobile phone is a term often used interchangeably with cellular phone.
Industry:Mobile communications
A feature in some wireless devices which lets the user securely store personal information, such as payment card details and user names. The user can retrieve the information from the wallet when needed, to use a mobile service that requires a user name and a password or to make an online purchase. The wallet is typically used via a browser.
Industry:Mobile communications
A software for a mobile device which enables the device to be used as a modem for PC access to the Internet. The modem set-up software can be downloaded from the Nokia Support web pages at www.nokia.com/support/phones. Not all Nokia phones have compatible modem set-up software.
Industry:Mobile communications
