2. = 2G (Second Generation) second-generation cellular mempebaharui first generation in the field of digital technology, which in theory is essentially a renewal in the field of data transfer, for example is a GSM (using the protocol CSD, HSCSD, GPRS and EDGE) and cdmaOne.
3. 2.5G = second-generation cellular renewed prior to 3G, for example is the use of GPRS on GSM.
4. = 3G (Third Generation) cellular third generation, is made and the use of this specification is basically just speed up the transfer of data on digital cellular technology, for example, is EDGE on GSM, UMTS and CDMA2000 1x.
5. Ad-Hoc = A type of communication that is applied in WiFi, Ad-Hoc WiFi communications network means it does not use a server (the central regulator of the communication system), for example, are some related PDA using WiFi.
6. = AMOLED (Active Matrix Organic Light Emitting Diode) latest technology of this type of OLED screen.
7. = AMPS (Advanced Mobile Phone System) An analog wireless communication systems.
8. Bluetooth = Protocol or short-distance communication specification low power (energy saving), Bluetooth uses 2.4Ghz frequency, for example between the headset and the cellular (https: / / www.bluetooth.org ).
9. Brew = A platform to run applications / games are made by the programming language C / C, this platform is used / targeted to the provider, owned by Qualcomm's Brew.
10. = BTS (Base Transceiver Station) Station that connects mobile operators and mobile network operators of the user.
11. = CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) A wireless communication system used by mobile operators, this system uses technology "spread spectrum" which gives access to many users use the same frequency and time, this can be done by providing a unique code for each communication, CDMA is said to provide / allow more users than any other technology systems.
12. CdmaOne = A 2G wireless communication system with specification IS-95 (http://www.cdg.org/technology/2g.asp)
13. CDMA 2000 1x = A 3G wireless communications systems to the specifications of IMT-2000 (International Telecommunication Union-2000). In this specification a minimum data transfer speed that is required is 144Kbps (http://www.cdg.org/technology/3g.asp).
14. CDMA 2000 1x EV-DV = (Evolution Data and Voice) A protocol that allows data transfer speeds up to 3:09 Mbps.
15. CDMA 2000 1x EV-DO = (Evolution Data Only) A protocol that allows data transfer speeds up to 2.4Mbps.
16. = CLDC (Connected Limited Device Configuration) is a basic specification in the form of libraries and APIs to be implemented in J2ME.
17. = CIF (Common Intermediate Format) image or video size measuring 352 x 288 pixels.
18. = CSD (Circuit Switched Data) A data transfer protocol that has a speed of 8 Kbps.
19. = CSTN (Color Super Twist Nematic) A display type that is widely used in mobile, typically have no color or CSTN color slightly. CSTN have a lower quality and cheaper than TFT.
20. Cellular = English for the provider. Cellular communications system means it is long distance wireless and cellular is a form of modern communication is intended to replace home phones that still use wires.
21. = CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) A new type of screen that is widely used in computer monitors and TV regular (which bertabung).
22. DVB-H = (Digital Video Broadcast for Handheld) A video streaming function which is devoted to small electronic devices portable carry.
23. Domain = A name that describes the identity of the site address (website), the other with the IP address that only use the numbers without letters, Domain names may use the words, example: "www.cellulardiary.com".
24. = EDGE (Enhanced Data rates for GSM Evolution) A protocol that regulates the workings of data transfer on GSM wireless system. In theory EDGE data transfer speeds can reach 384 Kbps.
25. = EMS (Enhanced Message Service) A data format used in GSM, EMS is a refinement of the SMS, EMS data can be images, animations, sound and text.
26. Gateway = A "gate" is defined as a place to come and go for the exchange of data. Gateway is usually also used to filter (define) of data and who can exchange data through the gate.
27. = GSM (Global System for Mobile communications) A 2G wireless communication system. Frequencies that can be used in GSM are 850MHz, 900MHz, 1800MHz and 1900MHz.
28. = GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) protocol for data transfer in GSM, GPRS data transfer speeds can reach 115 Kbps.
29. = GPS (Global Positioning System) system of detection / search for a location that is accurate, this system uses a satellite.
30. = HSCSD (High Speed Circuit Switched Data) Improvements and additions to the speed of the CSD protocol. HSCSD can achieve data transfer speeds up to 14.4 Kbps.
31. = HSDPA (High Speed Downlink Packet Access) data transmission protocol downllink (received) in UMTS / HSPA.
32. = HSPA (High Speed Packet Access) data transfer protocol in the UMTS network.
33. HSPSD = (High Speed Packet Switched Data) A data transfer protocol used in wireless communication system UMTS. HSPSD faster than WCDMA.
34. = HSDPA (High Speed Uplink Packet Access) data transmission protocol in the uplink (to give) in UMTS / HSPA.
35. = HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) A data format used to create a website on the Internet. Now phones can surf the Internet using an application that is compatible with HTML.
36. Address = IP (Internet Protocol Address) An address (a number) which describe the identity of the site (website), the IP does not use letters or words but only a sequence number, for example, is "69.93.158.58".
37. IR = (InfraRed) A short-range wireless communications system that is energy efficient. To communicate using the IR, each sensor hardware must confront each other, it can only reach a distance of one meter.
38. = J2ME (Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition) A platform to run applications / games Java, the platform is used / targeted for small electronics such as phones and PDAs.
39. Java = A programming language used on cellular technology (also on PC), application / game created with Java for mobile called MIDP.
40. = LAN (Local Area Network) A network of isolated local network is used for personal purposes, for example, is a computer in one office computers that are interconnected and able to exchange information / data.
41. = LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) A type of display that uses less energy (energy saving).
42. = MIDP (Mobile Information Device Profile) Java runtime that is used in J2ME, a specification for manufacturing applications / games provider that uses the Java programming language.
43. = MMS (Multimedia Messaging System) A form of data formats commonly used in cellular, data, MMS can form images, sound, video and text that is longer than the SMS and EMS.
44. Network = English for the network. A network means that there is more than one point / place-related (can use a cable or not) to be mutual exchange of data / information.
45. = OLED (Organic Light Emitting Diode) Type a new screen which is different from CRT monitors, TFT LCD and plasma screens. OLED screens can issue its own light without the need for additional lights (usually on the TFT screen notebooks and mobile phones there is an inverter that provides light). So famous OLED screen phones to be thin that only 1 mm can be as thin as a sheet even plain paper.
46. OS = (Operating System) OS is a platform that is used in-class provider of smartphones, for example, is Symbian (www.symbian.com), Palm (www.palmone.com), Pocket PC (www.microsoft.com), Linux ( www.linuxdevices.com) and Java (www.veloxsoft.com).
47. = PCS (Personal Communications Systems) A wireless communications systems like GSM. PCS is only running at 1900MHz frequency.
48. = PDA (Personal Digital Assistant) A hardware device that works much like a computer / small notebook that is energy efficient. Very limited functions on the PDA is not as computer / notebook.
49. = PIN (Personal Identifier Number) secret number that is used as a password on the SIM card provider.
50. = PSTN (Public Switched Telephone Network) A wired communication systems, for example, is a home phone.
51. = PTT (Push To Talk) function of voice communication using data that can be done on cellular networks. PTT is half-duplex, which means we can not hear and speak at the same time, this is similar to a walkie-talkie. PTT is used to reduce the cost of communication due to use of the data path is cheaper than the sound track.
52. Roaming = function to communicate with outside service providers in the area where the mobile operator owned by the user, eg international roaming cellular users in Indonesia is using his mobile abroad with the help of foreign operators who have entered into an agreement with service provider users, usually Roaming charges extra .
53. = RUIM (Removable User Identity Module) card provider of identity such as driver's license. RUIM cards and the term is only used in CDMA cellular handsets.
54. = SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) card which is inserted a small identity on mobile handsets, each mobile user has a different SIM (unique) data. The data recorded on the SIM include the user's mobile telephone number, network operator code number is used, a PIN number, contact data (phone book) users and others. The SIM card used in GSM mobile handsets.
55. Smartphone = A word used to describe the (mean) the product provider that has the OS.
56. = SMS (Short Message Service) A text format that is sent and received via cellular, text in the SMS has a maximum length of 160 letters.
57. = STK (SIM Tool Kit) specifications on GSM mobile SIM card, it is intended for GSM mobile operators can add data or functions into the SIM card, such as menu service, mobile banking, email and more.
58. = TFT (Thin Film Transistor) A type or types of LCD displays have better color quality and a wider viewing angle than CSTN, it makes the colors on the TFT screen can be seen clearly from the side.
59. = UFB (Ultra Fine and Bright) An LCD screen technology that is made by Samsung. UFB is improving the quality CSTN color but still has a quality that is less than the TFT.
60. = UMTS (Universal Mobile Telecommunications System) A wireless communication system of the third generation (3G). UMTS is basically intended to replace the GSM is still in the category of second-generation cellular. At first UMTS will work at frequencies around 2100 MHz.
61. = VOD (Video On Demand) A streaming video facilities through the data path, users must select a video (channel) that want to watch before the video streaming going on, about the same as selecting a TV program before watching.
62. = VGA (Video Graphics Array) An image or video resolution 640 x 480 pixel size.
63. = WAP (Wireless Application Protocol) A standard that is used on the mobile so that users can access Internet pages WML format (data format has been simplified / reduced in order to be accepted by the provider).
64. = WCDMA (Wideband Code Division Multiple Access) A data transfer protocol on UMTS network system
65. = WiMAX (Worldwide Interoperability for Microwave Access) A specification for wireless data communication. Specifications contained in IEEE 802.16 WiMAX. WiMAX is a refinement WiFi, WiMAX can communicate at much up to 5 Miles (about 8 Kilometers) at 10 Mbps data transfer speed.
66. = WiFi (Wireless Fidelity) A WLAN data transfer specification. Contained in the IEEE 802.11 WiFi which has a short distance wireless communication, 802.11g specification can reach a distance up to 100 meters with a speed of 54 Mbps.
67. Wireless = A technical communication or data exchange at close range / distance without using cables.
68. = WLAN (Wireless Local Area Network) A wireless data transfer specification for LAN.
69. = WWW (World Wide Web) A specification or protocol that is used to create a website on the Internet.
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