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Title: Wireless Advertising


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Wireless Advertising
  • By
  • Matt Fodness

2
Wireless Advertising
  • Cell phones PDAs
  • Current technology
  • Advertising trends
  • M-Commerce (Japan)

3
Cell Phones
  • Current Technology
  • Analog
  • Digital
  • PCS
  • Two way radios
  • Network Types
  • Examples

4
Analog
  • Transmit calls across the air in a continuous,
    fluctuating electrical signal like radio
    signals.
  • Voice signal is low quality.
  • Available in many places where digital is not.
  • Greatest choice of phones ( 3oz to Heavy Duty).

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Digital
  • Converts signal to 1s and 0s instead of wave
    lengths.
  • Better for security purposes (encryption).
  • Voice transmission is much higher quality then
    analog.
  • Less Congestion.
  • Caller ID, Voice Mail, Paging.
  • Up to 4 times the battery life.

6
PCS
  • Personal Communication Services
  • Digital Phone that operates is a designated
    frequency, between 1800 1900 megahertz, on the
    radio spectrum.

7
Two way radios
  • Made by Motorola, distributed by Nextel.
  • Same as regular cell phone but has direct connect
    feature.
  • Like a walkie-talkie.
  • Saves time and money.

8
Cellular Networks
  • TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access)
  • Found in Europe
  • CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access)
  • Main U.S. Network
  • GPRS (General Packet Radio Service)
  • Always connected to the Internet
  • GSM (Global Standard for Mobile Communications)
  • 70 of world

9
Motorola A820
  • Features
  • Third-Generation Technology
  • MMS
  • Mp3 Player
  • Video Camera
  • On-Board Games
  • GPS Receiver

10
Sendo Z100 Smartphone
  • Features
  • Microsoft Operating System (Smartphone 2002)
  • Remote management of communications (e-mail)
  • Personal-information management features normally
    found on PDAs
  • Weighs 3 ounces.

11
Nokia 9290 Communicator
  • Features
  • Symbian OS
  • Not yet GPRS compatible
  • Wide color screen
  • Keyboard
  • Multimedia card slot (expandability)

12
PDAs (Personal Digital Assistant)
  • Usage
  • Internet access
  • E-mail
  • Managing Personal Data
  • Games
  • Etc

13
PDAs
  • New technology
  • Technology changing very rapidly
  • Still in the Intro Stage

14
HP iPAQ Pocket PC
  • Features
  • 64MB of RAM and,
  • Secure Digital/MultiMedia Card expansion slot,
  • a microphone
  • speaker
  • stereo headphone jack
  • 65,000-color TFT display
  • 200 MHz Processor
  • 300

15
Sony CliƩ
  • Features
  • Wireless LAN card slot
  • 200 MHz processor
  • Voice Recorder
  • Digital Camera
  • 640 by 480 resolution
  • Palm OS 5.0
  • 16 MB of RAM
  • Memory Stick Expansion
  • Thumb-style keyboard
  • Digital audio/video player
  • 600

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T-Mobile Pocket PC
  • Features
  • 206 MHz Processor
  • 32 Mb or RAM and ROM
  • 4,096-color reflective TFT screen
  • Cell Phone
  • Compatible with GSM GPRS
  • 550

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Advertising Trends
  • Wireless advertising fairly new idea
  • Great potential for new business
  • Many companies coming to play
  • Wireless Advertising Association
  • SkyGo
  • Airvertise
  • Far EasTone Telecommunications LTD

18
Wireless Advertising Association
  • The WAA has set standards hoping to drive
    wireless advertising
  • Standards will lead to Interoperability
  • Anti-spam efforts

19
SkyGo
  • working to create the first entirely wireless
    interactive marketing network.
  • Sends coupons to hand held device
  • Get advertisements when walking past store
  • Privacy Issues

20
Far EasTone Telecommunications LTD
  • Advertising time for free call time
  • Restrictions on calls
  • EMI, 7-Eleven, Planet Hollywood
  • Permission-based advertising (no spam).

21
M-Commerce (Japan)
  • Japan way ahead of the pack.
  • Almost 400 Million in Revenues
  • Some attribute success to cultural differences
    they love the gadgets.
  • More user freedom, less restriction.

22
With a little help from my friends(works cited)
  • www.pcmag.com
  • www.ecommercetimes.com
  • www.techtv.com
  • www.taiwan.com.au/Polieco/Industry/NewAge
  • www.popularmechanics.com
  • www.mcommercetimes.com
  • news.bbc.co.uk
  • blink.ucsd.edu/Blink/External/Topics/Policy

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