I am a student of computer engineering , and am taking a class on mobile computing. So I need some help about this subject for an assignment. ....etc

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HomeRF- localized wireless technology optimized for the home environment ....etc

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HomeRF is a wireless networking specification for home devices to be connected to each other. It was developed in 1998 by the HomeRF Working Group, a consortium of mobile wireless companies that included Siemens, Motorola, Philips and more than 100 other companies. The group was disbanded in January 2003 after Wi-Fi 802.11b networks became accessible to home users and Microsoft began including support for Bluetooth, a standard the HomeRF competed with, in its Windows operating systems. As a result HomeRF has fallen into obsolescence. Thus, Home ....etc

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1) Take into consideration that you were most likely asked to speak because you have knowledge about the topic.
2) The most important thing --- don't panic. If you can, find a copy of the presentation handouts and scan them, writing down the main topics for each portion of the presentation.
3) This allows you to quickly look at the content of the presentation.
4) If the original speaker planned to use slides, quickly skim each slide and write down the key points.
5) Do not concern yourself with the exact words on the slide.
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A speech needs time to grow. Prepare for weeks, sleep on it, dream about it and let your ideas sink into your subconscious. Ask yourself questions, write down your thoughts, and keep adding new ideas. As you prepare every speech ask yourself the following questions.

In one concise sentence, what is the purpose of this speech?
1) Who is the audience? What is their main interest in this topic?
2) What do I really know and believe about this topic as it relates to this audience?
3) What additional research can I do?
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HomeRF is a localized wireless technology optimized for the home environment. Its primary use is to provide data networking and dial tones between devices such as PC's, cordless phones, Web Tablets, and a broadband cable or DSL modem. It uses Shared Wireless Access Protocol (SWAP) as the underlying protocol to carry both voice and data traffic and to interoperate with the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and the Internet; it operates in the 2400MHz band and uses a digital frequency hopping spread spectrum radio. The SWAP technology was ....etc

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1). Memorizing - this is absolutely the worst way to keep track of material. People are preoccupied with trying to remember the words to say and not the ideas behind the words (or with the audience). As a result, normal voice inflection disappears. With memorizing, mental blocks become inevitable. With memorizing it is not a matter of will you forget; it's a matter of WHEN!

2). Reading from complete text - Listening to someone read a speech or presentation is hated by most people. People say, If that's all they were going to do is read th ....etc

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HomeRF is a localized wireless technology optimized for the home environment. Its primary use is to provide data networking and dial tones between devices such as PC's, cordless phones, Web Tablets, and a broadband cable or DSL modem.

It uses Shared Wireless Access Protocol (SWAP) as the underlying protocol to carry both voice and data traffic and to interoperate with the Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) and the Internet; it operates in the 2400MHz band and uses a digital frequency hopping spread spectrum radio.

The SWAP tech ....etc

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