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All-IP Networks: Mobility and Security

Talukdera, 2013

Document ID
7053978588419125129
Author
Talukdera A
Publication year
Publication venue
Convergence Through All-IP Networks

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Mobility brings freedom from being confined. Driven by this idea of freedom, how to make the consumer untangled has always been the focus area for both industry and researchers. Wireless telegraphy used communication without wire more than a century ago. Voice also …
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