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    GPRS is a packet-based wireless communication service that provides faster data transmission than traditional circuit-switched data services. GPRS works by breaking data into packets that are transmitted separately over multiple channels and reassembled at the receiving end. Key applications of GPRS include corporate email, financial trading, unified messaging, and e-commerce services. However, limitations of GPRS include limited cell capacity for all users and actual speeds being lower than theoretical maximum speeds.

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    GPRS is a packet-based wireless communication service that provides faster data transmission than traditional circuit-switched data services. GPRS works by breaking data into packets that are transmitted separately over multiple channels and reassembled at the receiving end. Key applications of GPRS include corporate email, financial trading, unified messaging, and e-commerce services. However, limitations of GPRS include limited cell capacity for all users and actual speeds being lower than theoretical maximum speeds.

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    GPRS is a packet-based wireless communication service that provides faster data transmission than traditional circuit-switched data services. GPRS works by breaking data into packets that are transmitted separately over multiple channels and reassembled at the receiving end. Key applications of GPRS include corporate email, financial trading, unified messaging, and e-commerce services. However, limitations of GPRS include limited cell capacity for all users and actual speeds being lower than theoretical maximum speeds.

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    Seminar On GPRS: Prepared by

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    SEMINAR ON GPRS

    PREPARED BY :
    Rajyaguru Maulik
    Patni satish

    GPRS- General Packet Radio Service provides a


    direct link into the Internet from a GSM phone
    INTRODUCTION TO GPRS

    GPRS will undoubtedly speed up a handset's


    Internet connection - but it remains to be
    seen exactly how much speed can be achieved
    out of the system
    . GPRS works by aggregating a number of
    separate data channels. This is possible
    because data is being broken down into small
    'packets' which are re-assembled by the
    receiving handset back into their original
    format.
    GPRS ARCHITECTURE

    GPRS Subscriber Terminals


    GPRS BSS
    GPRS Networks Node
    GPRS Mobility Management
    WORKING OF GPRS

    Each voice circuit in GSM transmits the speech


    on a secure 14kbps digital radio link between the
    mobile phone and a nearby GSM transceiver
    station.
    The GPRS network uses MSN ( multiple serving
    nodes ) and by using this need only one gateway
    node required for connecting to external
    network ( An Internet ).
    GPRS phone communicates with GSM base
    network.
    RADIO INTERFACE (cont…)
    As a user's data requirements grow, they will use
    more of the available capacity within that
    timeslot
    GPRS SECURITY
    The radio interface is considered to be
    relatively secure being controlled by the GSM
    network's security - (SIM card + HLR).
    Security issues arise when data needs to leave
    the GPRS network to be delivered to either
    the Internet or a company LAN.

    Internet connectivity is the cheapest and


    most common - and here you can take charge
    of security by encrypting sensitive data.
    KEY USER FEATURES OF GPRS

    Speed…
    Immediacy…
    New and Better Applications…
    Service Access…
    CHARACTERISTICS OF GPRS

    TRANSMISSION MODES
    TRAFFIC CHARACTERISTICS
    TRANSMISSION
    APPLICATIONS OF GPRS

    Corporate email
    Financial Trading
    Unified Messaging
    Chat
    Still image
    Moving image
    Home automation
    Job dispatch
    GENERAL APPLICATIONS OF
    GPRS
    Communications—E-mail and fax;
    Intranet/Internet access
    Value-added services (VAS)—Information
    services; games
    E-commerce—Retail; ticket purchasing; banking;
    financial trading
    Location-based applications—Navigation; traffic
    conditions; airline/rail schedules; location finder
    LIMITATIONS OF GPRS
    Limited Cell Capacity for All Users
    Speeds Much Lower in Reality
    No Store and Forward
    CONCLUSION
    From this we can conclude that E-
    Commerce,Banking ,Financial Trading,
    Unified Messaging are the fields where
    GPRS is very much advantageous.

    But the areas like limited cell


    capacity,lower speeds,and other certain
    limitations are the areas where it needs
    to improve.
    QUERIES, IF ANY ???
    THANK YOU !!!

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