The New York Times / The San Francisco Chronicle / Zagat Survey / Palm.Net / ShieldIP Inc. / Tim Vetter Vindigo Inc. / ACM/Baltzer Wireless Networks / Vindigo / /
Country
United States / /
IndustryTerm
Wireless connectivity / Web users / server software / given search prefix / distance-ordered search / wireless network services / slow-processor / target devices / Wireless Communications February / Auto-location technology / wireless link / real time / wireless browsers / technology development / text compression algorithm / Wireless distribution / 16MHz processor / personal navigation tools / technology-intensive approach / wireless query server / created commercial products / street network / magnitude less processing / local processing / wireless networks / stationary applications / public transit networks / public transportation directions / consumer products / real-time transactions / mobile guide applications / handheld devices / slow wireless network / ad management systems / mobile computing applications / wireless devices / low-memory devices / /
OperatingSystem
Palm OS / /
Person
Mark Smith / Ramón Cáceres / David Joerg / Matthew Stecker / Janet Kasdan / Aaron Ingram / Bob Fitterman / Jake Donham / /
Position
Author / Mobile Context-Aware Tour Guide / /
Product
Palm OS application / Vindigo Palm OS / /
ProgrammingLanguage
XML / /
ProvinceOrState
New York / Manitoba / /
PublishedMedium
The San Francisco Chronicle / The New York Times / /
Technology
XML / wireless devices / Wireless Communications / 16MHz processor / GPS / random access / mobile device / Auto-location technology / mobile devices / 2002 Mobile Computing Technology / WAP / thin client / text compression algorithm / mobile computing / HTTP / PDA / routing algorithm / /
IEEE Wireless Communications February 2002 Mobile Computing Technology at Vindigo Ramón Cáceres∗, Jake Donham, Bob Fitterman, David Joerg, Mark Smith, Tim Vetter