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Subscriber Identity Modules (SIM) is essentially a smart card application in wireless services. SIM is a major component of the wireless market, paving the way to value-added services. Eventually new networks will have a common smart object and universal identification modules (UIM), performing functions similar to SIM Cards. SIM technologies are evolving SIM memory sizes have gone up from 8kb through 16kb. IC fab processes for SIMs have also evolved right ...
Mobile Communications has emerged as one of the most important sectors of the global economy. World over this sector is witnessing revolutionary technological advances. After 2G, 2.5G, GSM and CDMA, it is now 3G, which is expected to bring in sweeping changes the way people communicate and their life style. India is poised to usher in a massive growth in the global mobile arena, next only to China. India currently has both GSM and CDMA technologies operating ...
We are at the dawn of a new Internet payment era-one where security counts and where payments become truly designated for the use of this medium. The world of Business to Commerce (B2C) online payments is varied and ever changing. Scores of new payment solutions have been launched, promising to overcome the flaws of the credit card. Online card payments form the dominant component of e-Payment IT spends. The key e-Payment growth opportunities are in m-Payment, ...
RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is an automatic identification and data capture (AIDC) technology, which records products, place, time or transaction data without human intervention or error. The technology is used for tracking animals, vehicles, goods, military equipment and security/access control, library systems, retail, hospitals, healthcare, pharmaceutical and several other applications. RFID, coupled with EPC is the technology that promises to ...
India is emerging as a hotspot for Electronics Manufacturing. Recent studies by Goldman Sachs indicate India could be the world’s third largest economy by 2035, behind the United States and China. India’s overall electronics industries projected to be about US$60 billion by 2010. Two thirds of this amount, US$40 billion, is expected to be for domestic demand with 80% manufactured internally and the remaining US$20 billion for export. Half of the export ...