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SyncML is an open industry standard for synchronization of data and personal information across multiple networks, platforms and devices.

The SyncML initiative consolidated into the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) in 2002, contributing their technical work to the OMA technical Working Groups: Device Management Working Group and Data Synchronization Working Group.
 

Featured Research Reports

The Language of Mobile Imaging: A Glossary of 1,405 Technical & Business Terms

Do you speak camera-phone? Are you left scratching your head when you read about camera-phone capabilities or next-generation networks? Let The Language of Mobile Imaging - A Glossary of 1,405 Technical & Business Terms help.

This unique resource contains more than 112,000 words explaining terms from wireless technology —personal, local, metro, and wide area network technologies, standards, and modulation schemes; from computer programming and information interchange standards; and from digital imaging — from optics, opto-mechanics, image sensors, image processing, flash and video lighting, to content formats, flash memory, and display technology, among others. It is designed to help executives from the digital imaging, telecommunications, information management, and content industries wade through the thicket of acronyms and technical jargon unavoidable in any discussion of wireless connectivity.

From the leading authority in the field, Future Image Inc, hosts of the Mobile Imaging Summit executive conferences and publishers of the Mobile Imaging Report continuous information service.

Published By: Future Image Inc
Date Published: Jan 2006

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Voice of the Internet: Opportunities for Voice Portals & Voice ASPs

Why is AOL buying Quack.com? This exciting new report looks at how IP telephony, voice portals, and voice application service providers will change Internet-based e-commerce, bricks-and-mortar business, and the entire telecomm industry. We evaluate the prospects and limitations of key technologies such as IP telephony, speech recognition, text-to-speech, artificial intelligence, verbots, and more. We analyze the opportunities and threats posed to incumbent local exchange carriers, ISPs, cable TV operators, software developers, content producers, and more.

Published By: Datacomm Research
Date Published: Oct 2000

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