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Samsung Monte S5620 Review
Samsung Monte S5620 mobile phone offers a number of features at an affordable price. Delivering quite a few connectivity options, 3-inch capacitive screen with WQVGA resolution, 3.2-megapixel camera, GPS and the latest version of the TouchWiz interface for feature phones, it has everything that a latest mobile phone should posses.
Design
The phone comes with high display sensitivity, registering even the slightest touch, together with a great screen keyboard. Having a 3.5mm headphone jack and microUSB port, both located on the top side, the phone has a pleasing rugged pattern that prevents the device from accidentally slipping out of your hand.
DynaTAC to iPhone: A History of Wireless Phones
If you have been around for a while, you are a witness to the fastest evolution of technology in history. Wireless Phones (also called mobile phones and cell phones) are no exception to this statement. Since 1983 ,they changing shape so fast that it is breathtaking to watch to advancements. If someone slept all the time from 1980′s to this day, It would be very difficult for him to recognize most of the stuff around him. He sure will be unable to tell the use of an iPhone. It is indeed very hard to find a similarity between a Motorola DynaTAC 8000X( from 1983) and Apple’s iPhone(2007).
Wireless technology behind the wireless phone also evolved from 1G to 3G over time. According to techbiz.blog.com
First generation of cellphones (1G) used analog signal transmission technique for communication between mobile and base stations. FDMA (Frequency Division Multiple Access) was the de facto protocol for distributing available frequency band among concurrent users. 1G cellphones were predated by mobile radio telephone technology (usually considered as 0G). Both 0G and 1G supported basic voice communication only.
2G introduced digital signal transmission technique along with TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access) and CDMA (Code Division Multiple Access) protocols. 2G needs much more careful consideration in order to understand the cellphone convergence as the two most prominent standards groups in worldwide cellular arena today – GSMA and CDG – have their roots here.
We have collected below some of very important milestones in history of wireless phone evolution.
Motorola DynaTAC 8000XÂ (1983)
The Motorola DynaTAC 8000X started the wireless communication revolution. It was also know as “brick” phone. suffered mostly from low battery life and signal loss issues.
