LG U880 Pink is a phone which is compact and smart and caters well to your everyday needs. With dimensions of 98mm by 49mm, thickness of 18.2mm, the U880 is easy to hold in your palms and is light enough to carry in your pocket. The phone size is quite small for a 3G enabled handset but the handset has a good screen size of 176 x 220 pixels.The LG U880 Pink has a second 96 x 96 pixel colour display which is placed on the outer side of the clamshell and displays basic information like time, connectivity and battery status. You also have dedicated buttons to control camera and music functions on the external front. Flip open the phone and you will find 14 navigational buttons and a well etched out numeric keypad. You also have a dedicated button for video calling which is very handy.A new mobile system for worldwide use is now being developed to enhance and supersede current systems. The Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) will be an enhanced digital communications system that will provide universal communications to anyone, regardless of their whereabouts. UMTS will allow for wireless Internet access, video-conferencing, and other bandwidth intensive applications. Benefits from this new system of wireless communications are expected to be:• Support to existing mobile services and fixed telecommunications services up to 2Mb/s;• Support to unique mobile services such as navigation, vehicle location, and road traffic information services, which will become increasingly important in world market;• The ability to enable the use of the system terminal from multiple environments - in the home, the office, and in the public environments -in both rural areas and city centers; and• Provision of a range of mobile terminals - from a low cost pocket telephone to sophisticated terminals to provide advanced video and data services .UNIVERSAL MOBILE TELECOMMUNICATION SYSTEMS(UMTS):-INTRODUCTION:-In January1998, the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI) decided on a single air interface standard for the proposed Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS). The system is one of the major new third-generation mobile systems being developed within the framework that has been defined by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) and is known as IMT-2000. UMTS has been the subject of intense worldwide efforts on research and development throughout the past decade. The system has the support of many major telecommunications operators and manufacturers because it represents a unique opportunity to create a mass market for highly personalized and user-friendly mobile access to today’s information society. The system seeks to build on and extend the capability of today’s mobile, cordless, and satellite technologies by providing increased capacity and data capability as well as a far greater range of services using an innovative radio access scheme and an enhanced, evolving core network.The system will be a member of a new family of mobile telecommunications systems being developed by the ITU for deployment across the world. While using different radio frequencies in different countries, every system will offer the same set of features to users. This will allow handsets to be developed that can be carried from country to country as the user travels.The key difference between this system and previous mobile (wireless) systems, such as GSM, is that the earlier systems were conceptually separate from the fixed (wire line) telephone network. The goal of this system is to integrate wire line and wireless systems to provide a universal communications service, such that a user can move from place to place while maintaining access to the sum set of services .The system is intended to allow users to send and receive data at much higher bandwidths than supported by today’s GSM system. While on the move, users will be able to access remote systems at up to 144Kbps. When stationary, connections of up to 2Mbp/s will be supported through wireless access to networks, with much higher performance being possible by plugging the handset into a network socket .ETSI has chosen aggressive timescales for the introduction of UMTS in order to meet the demands of customers. The target date for its introduction has been set as the year 2002. figure shows the architecture of UMTS.
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