...Mobile communication Application: Security Exploit For SQLite Database Pankaj Arora Raushan kumar Student (MCA), Student (MCA), Rukmini Devi Institute of Rukmini Devi Institute of Advanced Studies, Rohini, New Delhi. Advanced Studies, Rohini, New Delhi. Hidden.brain.key1@gmail.com kraushan6102@gmail.com ABSTRACT In the previous years a new area of messaging applications has come up. These applications allows users to make free calls, video calls and send text messages over the internet instead of traditional communication methods which includes SMS,MMS and voice calls. While there are millions of users which are using these services but a very little attention has been paid over the security measure. In this paper we analyses one of the most popular mobile messaging application (Hike,) and evaluate the security flaws in it. We find that application uses user’s phone number as a unique key for the verification of account. Finally, practical results show that...
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...interactions. Outline: 1. Description of the Technology a. Mobile and cellular communication is the use of cellular phones, tablets, and computers while being in a place other than home or work. b. Originally designed for making mobile telephone calls and was later reinvented for other forms of communications. c. Specifically used for social media updating, texting, and video chats. 2. History of the Technology a. 1946, the first car phone was used. The AT&T website exclaimed, “A driver in St. Louis, Mo., pulled out a handset from under his car's dashboard, placed a phone call and made history. It was the first mobile telephone call.” b. 1983, AT&T was able to divide wireless communication into a sequence of cells which made them capable of automatically switching callers as the moved allowing each cell to be reused. This advancement led to the development of cellular phones. c. 1989, the Motorola MicroTAC 9800X was the first truly portable phone. Before now the majority of cellular phones were car phones because of their size and inability to fit into a jacket pocket. d. 1992, Motorola developed the first hand-size digital mobile phone. e. 1996, the first “smart” phone was released. f. 2002, the first picture phone was brought to the market. g. 2007, the first ever iPhone was released in June making an immediate favorite among its users. 3. Social Impacts of the Technology - Sociology a. Mobile communication has taken the place of actual face time interaction b....
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...ADVANTAGES There are many advantages of Mobile Phones. A Mobile Phone can perform various functions, eliminating the need to be carrying around different gadgets for example a camera or camcorder. All Mobile Phones have a camera and video recorder built into them, this lets you capture memories when they happen and it is so easy to send the images or videos to your friends and family. Mobile Phones can cater to the needs of each and every person. You can get phones that are specially designed for children that just have the function to ring their mother, father or guardian. You can also get a Mobile Phone that is specially designed for the older person, it is easy to use and has extra large buttons so an older person can see it and use it. Mobile Phones companies are always coming up with new amazing styles and designs and functions. The latest Mobile Phones are incorporated with top features like high resolution cameras, video calling and the option of downloading applications to your phone so you can customize your preferred software for your phone. A Mobile Phone allows you to enjoy entertainment, access information, capture and share pictures and videos at any time, and anywhere you want. Another advantage to the Mobile Phone is always being able to contact friends and family, especially family members and friends that live abroad or people you don’t get to see very often. Nowadays a Mobile Phone is like a mini laptop it has everything you need in one hand held...
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...Essay: Mobile phone mostly is one of the latest inventions in modern life. It brings many conveniences for public in many fields of life. It gradually makes people change the way to communicate as well as consider it as something on their person. Nowadays, mobile phone makes the communication among people very different from what in the past. Face- to-face communication becomes an old-fashion in modern life because it is not convenient and takes a lot of time. Instead, mobile phone helps conversations occur fast and correctly. Besides, people can get information from another in any places like in a car, on the street, in subway, etc. Moreover, in some emergency situations, mobile phones are considered as the most useful tool to solve problem. For example, when an accident happened on the street, people can use cell phone to call ambulance and inform the place of accident to policeman. Because of the convenience of mobile phones, no doubt that it now becomes a popular tool of every person. Modern life requires everything to happen fast and immediately. As a result, people cannot almost live without cellphone. Besides, mobile phone nowadays is not only a useful tool for human lives, but also the way for people to show off. Everyday, various kinds of mobile phones are produced to adapt the orders of people. More and more functions like multi-media, camera, even the Internet which all have in a mobile phone. Hence, people can use mobile phone for many purposes instead of...
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...Innovation Diffusion in Mobile Communication Industry Introduction The word innovation is derived from the Latin word ‘innovatio’ which means renew or change. Innovation is connected with the renewal or improvement in things, it brings a change in the existing things or brings completely new thing into the market and the consequence of innovation is novelty. Innovation is that idea, practice or object which is perceived as new by an individual of unit of adoption (Rogers 1962). Innovation, first of all influences the thinking process of an individual, when one changes the way he makes a decision or makes choices outside of their norm. When innovation comes it changes the old settings and develops a space for new and better process and establishes a completely better system. Innovation and creativity are somewhere connected with each other; creativity can be described as coming up with new ideas, while innovation is about instilling life to ideas that is actually implementing the ideas. Innovation can be described differently at different levels, like on the lower level it is about changing the way the activities are performed and application of inventions; on the other hand, at the higher levels, it is about complete transformation of the organisation. In context to the organisation, innovation is concerned with positive changes in market shares, efficiency, competitive positioning, and quality productivity and so on and all these forces...
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...Overview on GSM mobile communication system History • 1958- in Germany, the A1 net was established • In 1972 an new net was established • 1982- The work to develop a European standard for digital cellular voice telephony began. • the European Conference of Postal and Telecommunications Administrations (CEPT) created the Groupe Spécial Mobile committee and provided a permanent group of technical support personnel, based in Paris. • In 1987, 15 representatives from 13 European countries signed a memorandum of understanding to develop and deploy a common cellular telephone system across Europe. • France and Germany signed a joint development agreement in 1984 and were joined by Italy and the UK in 1986. • In 1986 the European Commission proposed to reserve the 900 MHz spectrum band for GSM. • By 1987, basic parameters of the GSM standard had been agreed upon and 15 representatives from 13 European nations signed a memorandum of understanding in Copenhagen, committing to deploy GSM. • In 1989, the Groupe Spécial Mobile committee was transferred from CEPT to the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI).[3] • Phase I of the GSM specifications were published in 1990 • The historic world's first GSM call was made by the Finnish prime minister Harri Holkari to Kaarina Suonio (mayor in city of Tampere) in July 1 1991. • The first network was built...
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...Table of Contents 1. Abstract 2. Brief Company Background 3. Discussion of Business Problems 4. High Level Solution 5. Benefits of Solving the Problem 6. Benefits/Technical Approach 7. Business Process Changes 8. Technology of Business Practices Used to Augment the Solution 9. Conclusions and Overall Recommendations 10. High-Level Implementation Plan 11. Summary of Project 12. References Abstract Johnson Controls has poor communications with all of its departments within the organization. Can Johnson Controls help boost profits and productivity by improving communications and personnel issues? I will conduct a research and create a plan to improve Johnson Controls’ communications and personnel issues. Brief Company Background Johnson Controls employs over 170,000 individuals world wide in several different businesses. The businesses that make up Johnson Controls are building efficiency, global workplace solutions, automotive experience and power solutions. The corporate headquarters is in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and they were number 66 on U.S. Fortune 599 and number 254 on Global Fortune 500. Johnson Controls is traded on the New York Stock Exchanged under the symbol JCI and generated $42.8 billion in sales in 2014. Warren Johnson started Johnson Electric Service Company in 1885. In 1902, the business was renamed Johnson Service Company and grew tremendously by providing regulated temperatures in buildings worldwide and stream-powered...
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...International Journal of Engineering Research & Technology (IJERT) ISSN: 2278-0181 Vol. 3 Issue 8, August - 2014 The Impact of Mobile Information and Communication Technology on Cybercrime in Nigeria Oyenike Mary Olanrewaju1, Faith Oluwatosin Adebiyi2 1,2 Department of Mathematical Sciences and Information Technology Federal University Dutsin-Ma, Katsina State, Nigeria Keywords: Cybercrime, Intelligent, Investigatory Security, Mobile I. INTRODUCTION Information and Communications Technology (ICT) is often used as an extended synonym for Information Technology (IT). ICT is a term that summarizes the role of unified communications networks and the integration of telecommunications (telephone lines and wireless signals), computers and all its form of networks as well as necessary enterprise software, middleware, storage, and audio-visual systems, which enable users to access, store, transmit, and manipulate information to meet day to day needs of the society. A mobile device or mobile ICT basically describes a small, handheld computing device, typically having a display screen with a miniature keyboard and potable enough for users to carry with hands or conveniently kept in a pocket. They are also location independent. In other words their functionality is not confined to a specific geographical location. Nokia, LG, Motorola Mobility, BlackBerry, Samsung, and Apple are just a few examples of the many manufacturers producing these types of devices. A handheld...
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...ASSIGNMENT: 1 Write a reflective report on the impact of social media and mobile communication in your daily life. How should an organization manage its information systems to meet the demand of your generation? Executive Summary Social media and mobile communication both are becoming interrelated and major way of communication. The assignment contains exploration of these two major ways of communication based on personal reflection and possible ways to manage information system more effectively and efficiently in the favor of young generation. The study consisted based on analysis, execution of real life portrays and additional relevant information collected from the internet. Given suggestions on the eyes of user are included with pertinent points for better understanding so, separate recommendations are not included in the method. Focused point are, strong moderating and authentication system, age restriction for underage children, customization and target based information flow, innovative web-based customers account for mobile information system. Finally, the conclusion states that organization should put importance on the information flow, how user is trying to use it and what can be done to facilitate them. Table of Contents Executive SummaryTable of Contents 1. Introduction 1.2 Impact of social media and mobile communication2. Findings 2.1 Moderation and Authentication System2.2 Age Restriction for Underage Children2.3 Customization and Target...
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...& Communication Behaviour Dani Denman Unit: SSK13 Tutor: Alexandra Price Words: (1,174 exc. references) Human thirst for mobile communication in a world of increasing social segregation Unlike most technologies, the mobile phone has taken the world by storm. There was a time when it was assumed that only the rich people were those who can afford mobile phones. It is most likely still true, however there is another thought needed for the modern world. People today, wealthy and those even considered poor, have the latest mobile phones. Everyone seems to own not one but even two or three mobile phones at the same time. Children as young as six years old are fond of texting, playing games, and even surfing the internet through mobile phones. Mobile technology has produced substantial social change in the behavioural and lifestyle patterns of human beings, changes in technology and self-management styles have altered the way people & families communicate. Mobile technology has progressively pulled people away from conventional social settings, neighbourhoods and public spaces that have been associated with large and diverse networks. As Leysia Palen says “Mobile phones help manage and grant instant access to users' dispersed social networks but risk violating the age-old social conventions of face-to- face relationships”. (Palen, 2002 p.78). Do mobile phone users need to take a step back in order to avoid social alienation & isolation? Mobile technology...
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...The need to be proficient in the use of English among non-native speakers has become a global phenomenon. Today, educators are faced with the challenge of addressing the needs of the growing number of students whose primary language is not English (Gibson, 2003). While mastering other skills and content in other subject areas, there is the necessity for these learners to gain proficiency in English. Since the Philippines embraced the English language from the American colonizers, the Philippines today is the fifth largest English-speaking country in the world and second in the continent of Asia (Wikipedia). Filipinos should be proud of this because English is the “world language,” the lingua franca of the modern era. But the question is, how will the Philippine government maintain and improve the standard and the competitiveness of its people in the use of English, which is highly needed in the emerging, fast-growing local and international industries? A study made by Amamio (2000) on the attitudes of students, teachers and parents toward English and Filipino as media of instruction provided an interesting comparison. According to the result of the study, students and teachers prefer the use of English as the medium of instruction, with the teachers finding English a more comfortable language for explaining ideas and concepts. Teachers further noted that English is an “intellectualized language” and a valuable tool to source information technology. However, parents preferred...
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...BEHAVIOR OF MOBILE COMMUNICATION DEVICES USERS’ STATISFACTION LEVEL A Research Developed in Fulfilling the Course Completion of Managerial Data Analysis by Daniel Vincent Hadikrisno December 2011 . STATEMENT BY THE AUTHOR I hereby declare that this submission is my own work and, to the best of my knowledge, contains no material previously published or written by another person. Jakarta, 18th of December 2011 ( Daniel Vincent Hadikrisno ) ABSTRACTION The main purpose of this research is to study the behavior of mobile communication device customers; what affects their decision in deciding to purchase and use a particular mobile communication device over the other. This is done by analyzing their statisfaction level towards their current mobile communication device based on factors that the writer have determined beforehand. The data are gathered using questionnaires that are distributed to young adults and adults who are currently using at least one of the three most popular mobile communication devices in Jakarta: Blackbery, iPhone, and Android. The data are then gathered and transformed into three different regression model, where test of significances can be taken towards them. The result is that the three mobile communication devices are each fulfilling a different specific need of the customers. These differences are actually their competitive advantage over their direct competitors. Therefore, should a new product would like to be released, make...
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...The Mass media affects on Youths. Communication to a very large audience through mediated forms is a well known way to get an audience attention, especially a very large one. The Mass Media has a way of having an effect on all humans, but more so on our youth. It affects them more because television is the number one source to in formalize, from ads, to commercials, cartoons, even television shows. Mass Media is one of the seven contexts in the Communication field that reaches out to a very outsized audience. Television, I think is a hindrance to why youths are learning more about things in a broad and expanded world. “Of the many media sources, television programming is regarded as an influential source through which people acquire knowledge and learn about social behaviors (Collins et al. 2003)” For example, alcohol ads and commercials seems to have an impact of messages about alcohol contained within a youth-oriented television program. Complicating the issue is the fact that a television series can portray alcohol consumption as an overall positive experience or as a negative one. Some series, such as “Two and a Half Men” were found to contain a plethora of alcohol messages, a finding that causes concern, given the popularity of these series with young audiences (Posner 2004). Specifically, the theory/purpose is to assess the nature and impact of messages about alcohol conveyed in a television program popular with teenagers and young adults. “A stimulus-side...
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...Advancement Employee Communications: A Study of the Various Stages of Employee Communication Doris Chaney Liberty University BSUI 550 Dr. Jeff Boyce May 9, 2012 Abstract This paper explores several stages of employee communication technology accomplishment and how internal communication strategies developed with each technology. It aims to provide a degree of clarity on the concept by identifying stages in its evolution role of internal corporate communication in enhancing employee engagement. This paper will also make a contribution to corporate communication theory by considering the advancement of employee and the role of communication in enhancing employee communication. We will glance at the progression of communication technologies through the history, contemporary along with innovation. I recent years, advances in information technologies have provided employees with the freedom to work from any place. The communication technologies that businesses use to deliver information to employees have evolved over the decades from the mid-1800s telegraph to the current business use of an internet; as the tools evolved so did communication strategies from hierarchical forms to community building and employee engagement. There have been some technological progresses that have open new leads for corporations to communicate to their employees; these strategies on how...
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...Manual Table of Contents Introduction: The Importance of Communication 4 Emergency Communications and Warning Systems 5 Technologies behind Warning Systems 7 WARNING FLOW DIAGRAM 8 Principles of Emergency Communications 9 The Motorola Pro 5150 Handset Radio 12 Methods of communication 13 HF Radio. 19 VHF Radio. 19 UHF – Mobile / Fixed Trunk. 21 Satellite Communications. 21 POTS or Plain Old Telephone System. 21 Cellular Telephone. 22 Internet. 22 Broadcast Services. 22 Cable. 22 Pager. 23 Civil Communications. 23 Military Communications. 23 Amateur Radios. 23 Private/Commercial Communications. 23 Marine and Aeronautical Communications. 23 Citizens Band (CB) 24 THE ICOM 718 High Frequency (HF) general coverage radio 25 The Main Components of a Typical HF Radio Station: 26 Operating Modes 27 SIMPLEX OPERATION 27 DUPLEX OPERATION VIA REPEATER 27 Radio Relay/Rebroadcast 28 Extending Range 28 Linked Repeater System 29 Proper Use of Repeaters. 30 Radio checks, Signal strength and Readability 31 Preliminary Calls 31 OPERATIONAL INFORMATION 33 INCOMING RADIO MESSAGES 33 INCOMING TELEPHONE MESSAGES 34 OUTGOING MESSAGES 34 RECEPTION OF DISTRESS, URGENCY AND SAFETY MESSAGES 35 Sample Message Form 36 Calling Procedures 37 Collective calls and Radio check 38 Lost Communications Procedure. 39 Communications Electronic Instructions (CIE) 39 Call Signs 40 Caribbean...
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