4G Networks.....

4G is the successor to 3G, promising to provide ultrafast broadband internet on the go. At present speeds of up to 40MB per second are possible, but eventually it will be as fast as 1GB per second! Even with speeds of up to 40MB per second though, you will wonder how you ever lived without it.
Video streaming, online gaming and even general web browsing are becoming infinitely better. With html5, websites are becoming increasingly sophisticated, eating up more and more bandwidth; 4G allows these pages to load in an instant.

What effect will 4G have on what we can do with our mobile phones?
Companies selling 4G capable phones claim that 4G will be the fastest and most capable broadband service as of yet. This if true means essentially an end of long wait for all the tech that seems to have come before its time; ‘Apps’ and HD streaming, on demand, straight to your phone. Graphics, video clips and presentations loaded with all sorts of multimedia could be accessible via a smartphone or tablet. Even at hours when network traffic is exceedingly high, you could still be able to send and receive data reliably.

 

Transfering an Images between Phones.........

Transfering an Images between Phones.........

 

Task 1.3
Your friends want to a copy of a photo you took on a day out in London.
It is common to send images between phones via an MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service or text with a photo attached), but imagine that this ervice is down and you cannot use this method.

Your task is to send the photo from your phone (A) to all your friends' phones without using MMS.

 

 

 

Feature	Your mobile (A)	Person B’s mobile	Persons c’s mobile	Person d’s mobile	Person E’s mobile	Person F’s mobile
Bluetooth	P	P	O	O	O	P
Memory card	P	O	P	O	P	P
Internet access	P	O	P	P	O	O
infrared	O	P	P	O	O	O
USB connection	O	O	O	P	P	O