• Open Mobile Alliance
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Instant messaging - Interoperability
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There have been several attempts to create a
unified standard for instant messaging:
IETF's Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and
SIP for Instant Messaging and Presence
Leveraging Extensions (SIMPLE), Application
Exchange (APEX), Instant Messaging and
Presence Protocol (IMPP), the open XMLbased Extensible Messaging and Presence
Protocol (XMPP), and Open Mobile Alliance's
Instant Messaging and Presence Service
developed specifically for mobile devices.
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Linux Phone Standards Forum
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In September 2007, the LiPS forum
announced that it was going to align
its efforts with those of the Open
Mobile Alliance.
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Digital rights management - Mobile Ring Tones
The Open Mobile Alliance created a
standard for interoperable DRM on mobile
devices. The first version of OMA DRM
consisted of a simple rights management
language and was widely used to protect
mobile phone ringtones from being copied
from the phone to other devices. Later
versions expanded the rights management
language to similar expressiveness as
Fairplay, bit did not become widely used.
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Bluetooth protocols - Object exchange (OBEX)
Object exchange (OBEX; also termed
IrOBEX) is a communications protocol that
facilitates the exchange of binary objects
between devices. It is maintained by the
Infrared Data Association but has also
been adopted by the Bluetooth Special
Interest Group and the SyncML wing of the
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA).
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Multimedia Messaging Service
The standard is developed by the
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA),
although during development it was
part of the 3GPP and WAP groups.
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WBXML
WAP Binary XML (WBXML) is a binary
representation of XML. It was developed by
the WAP Forum and is now maintained by
the Open Mobile Alliance as a standard to
allow XML documents to be transmitted in a
compact manner over mobile networks and
proposed as an addition to the World Wide
Web Consortium's Wireless Application
Protocol family of standards. The MIME
media type application/vnd.wap.wbxml has
been defined for documents that use
WBXML.
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XHTML - XHTML Mobile Profile
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In 2002, the WAP Forum was subsumed
into the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA),
which continued to develop XHTML Mobile
Profile as a component of their OMA
Browsing Specification.
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Presence information - Presence standardization efforts
In October 2002, Wireless Village was
consolidated into the Open Mobile Alliance
(OMA) and a month later released the first
version of the XML-based OMA Instant
Messaging and Presence Service (IMPS)
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XHTML Mobile Profile
It is an XHTML document type
defined by the Open Mobile Alliance.
XHTML-MP is derived from XHTML
Basic 1.0 by adding XHTML Modules,
with later versions of the standard
adding more modules. However, for
certain modules, XHTML-MP does not
mandate a complete implementation
so an XHTML-MP browser may not be
fully conforming on all modules.
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Wireless Application Protocol - History
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In 2002 the WAP Forum was consolidated (along with many other forums of the
industry) into Open Mobile Alliance
(OMAhttp://www.openmobilealliance.org/AboutOMA/FAQ.aspx OMA: Frequently
Asked Questionshttp://www.mxtelecom.com/uk/mmsg/wap MX Telecom: WAP
Pushhttp://developer.openwave.com/docs/wappush_tech_overview.pdf Openwave:
WAP Push Technology
Overviewhttp://www.computing.co.uk/vnunet/analysis/2131787/wap-call-unanswered
Will Wap's call go
unanswered?http://networks.silicon.com/mobile/0,39024665,11020593,00.htm
Silicon.com: BT Cellnet rapped over 'misleading' WAP
adshttp://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20050915.gtsripbutters15/
BNStory/Technology/Troubleshooter The Globe and Mail: Survivor's guide to
wireless wonkery, 23 September
2005http://www.itweb.co.za/sections/interviews/sammichel/michel001114.asp IT Web:
A RIVR runs through it, 14 November
2000http://www.builderau.com.au/news/soa/UK-WAP-usage-doubles-in-12months/0,339028227,339130400,00.htm Builder.au 2004/08/10: UK WAP usage
doubles in 12
monthshttp://www.icmrindia.org/business%20Updates/micro%20casestudies/Busine
ss%20Strategy/MCBS0031.htm IMCR: NTT DoCoMo Inc.: Leadership Position in
Japanese Mobile Market under
Threat?http://www.fcc.gov/073107/700mhz_news_release_073107.pdf FCC Revises
700 MHz Rules To Advance Interoperable Public Safety Communications And
Promote Wireless Broadband Deploymenthttp://www.govtech.com/gt/128168 FCC
Revises 700 MHz Rules To Advance Interoperable Public Safety Communications
And Promote Wireless Broadband Deploymenthttp://www.gallery.fr/
Galleryhttp://www.wired.com/news/technology/0,1282,62988,00.html
Wired News:
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Gopher: Underground Technology
Subscriber identity module - Micro-SIM
The micro-SIM was developed by the
European Telecommunications Standards
Institute (ETSI) along with SCP, 3GPP
(UTRAN/GERAN), 3GPP2 (CDMA2000),
ARIB, GSM Association (GSMA SCaG and
GSMNA), GlobalPlatform, Liberty Alliance,
and the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) for
the purpose of fitting into devices too small
for a mini-SIM card.
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Mobile instant messaging - Embedded Client
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The Open Mobile Alliance has taken over
this standard, formerly called Wireless
Village, as IMPS V1.0 in November 2002
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Instant message - Interoperability
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There have been several attempts to create a
unified standard for instant messaging:
IETF's Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) and
SIMPLE|SIP for Instant Messaging and
Presence Leveraging Extensions (SIMPLE),
Application Exchange (APEX), Instant
Messaging and Presence Protocol (IMPP),
the open XML-based Extensible Messaging
and Presence Protocol (XMPP), and Open
Mobile Alliance's Instant Messaging and
Presence Service developed specifically for
mobile devices.
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Parlay X
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The Parlay X Web services are defined
jointly by ETSI, the Parlay Group, and the
3GPP|Third Generation Partnership
Project (3GPP). Open Mobile
Alliance|OMA has done the maintenance
of the specifications for 3GPP release 8.
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ST-Ericsson - Ericsson Mobile Platforms
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EMP and, Ericsson as a whole, donated
resources to standardization bodies such
as 3GPP, Open Mobile Alliance|OMA, JCP
and Open Mobile Terminal Platform|OMTP.
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Over-the-air programming
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Various standardization bodies were
established to help develop, oversee,
and manage OTA. One of them is the
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA).
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Open Mobile Alliance
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The 'Open Mobile Alliance' ('OMA') is a
standards body which develops open
standards for the mobile phone
industry.
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OBEX
It is maintained by the Infrared Data
Association but has also been adopted by
the Bluetooth Special Interest Group and
the SyncML wing of the Open Mobile
Alliance (OMA)
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Smart card - Identification
In 2007, the Open Mobile Alliance
(OMA) proposed a new standard
defining V1.0 of the Smart Card Web
Server (SCWS), an HTTP server
embedded in a SIM card intended for
a smartphone user
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Linux Phone Standards Forum
In September 2007, the LiPS forum
announced that it was going to align its
efforts with those of the Open Mobile
Alliance.[
http://www.regdeveloper.co.uk/2007/10/01/
mobile_linux_standard_closer/ LiPS
synchs with OMA on mobile Linux],
Register Developer, October 1, 2007
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SyncML
'SyncML' ('Synchronization Markup
Language') is the former name for a platformindependent data synchronization|information
synchronization standard. The project is
currently referred to as Open Mobile Alliance
Data Synchronization and Device
Management. The purpose of SyncML is to
offer an open standard as a replacement for
existing data synchronization solutions, which
have mostly been somewhat vendor-,
application- or operating system specific.
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SyncML - SyncML servers
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1SAN = Server Alert Notification. This
SyncML Push technology is based on
definitions by the Open Mobile
Alliance and extends the existing
SyncML protocol specification by
offering a method of server initiated
synchronization.
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SCOMO
'SCOMO' (Software Component
Management Object) is a Open Mobile
Alliance specification that allows a
management authority to perform software
management on a remote device,
including installation, uninstallation,
activation and deactivation of software
components over the air.
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Mobile device management - Device Management specifications
* The Open Mobile Alliance (OMA)
specified a platform-independent device
management protocol called OMA Device
Management. The specification meets the
common definitions of an open standard,
meaning the specification is freely
available and implementable. It is
supported by several mobile devices, such
as PDAs and mobile phones.
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Wireless Session Protocol
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'Wireless Session Protocol' (WSP) is
an open
standard[http://www.openmobileallia
nce.net/technical/release_program/d
ocs/Browser_Protocol_Stack/V2_120050204/OMA-WAP-TS-WSP-V1_020020920-C.pdf WSP Specification] Open Mobile Alliance web site for
maintaining high level session
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OMA Presence SIMPLE
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'OMA Presence SIMPLE' (SIP for
Instant Messaging and Presence
Leveraging Extensions) is an Open
Mobile Alliance|OMA enabler,
product of the work item OMA PAG
(Presence and Availability working
Group).
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The SyncML Initiative
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'The SyncML Initiative, Ltd.' consolidated
into the Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) in
2002, contributing their technical work to
the OMA technical Working Groups:
Device Management Working Group and
Data Synchronization Working Group. The
SyncML legacy specifications were
converted to the OMA format with the
1.2.2 versions of OMA SyncML, OMA Data
Synchronization and OMA Device
Management specifications.
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OMA Client Provisioning
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'OMA Client Provisioning' is a device
management protocol specified by the
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) Device
Management (DM) Working Group. The
OMA CP protocol covers Wireless
Application Protocol|WAP provisioning
with minimal user interaction, typically
Over-the-air programming|over-the-air
or via Subscriber Identity Module|SIM
Card. The current specification of OMA
CP is version 1.1, with the latest
modifications released in July 2009.
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OMA BCAST
'Open Mobile Alliance
(OMA)[http://www.openmobilealliance.o
rg/tech/wg_committees/bac.html OMA
web site] Mobile Broadcast Services
Enabler Suite (BCAST)' is an open
global specification for mobile TV and
on-demand video services which can
be adapted to any IP-based mobile and
Peer-to-peer|P2P content delivery
technology
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OMA Service Environment
In the mobile phone industry, 'OMA
Service Environment' (OSE), defined by
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA), is the logical
architecture that provides a common
structure and rule set for specifying OMA
enablers.Open Mobile Alliance, OMAService-Environment-V1_0_2-20050803-A
The following image depicts this general
architecture.
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Rich Communication Services - RCS specifications
RCS leverages the various existing
standards, thus RCS takes on board
different services defined by e.g. 3GPP
and Open Mobile Alliance (OMA) and
combines them with the Enhanced
Phonebook. This allows the service
capabilities as well as presence
information of the different recipients to be
shown in the terminal phonebook
application.
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WBXML
'WAP Binary XML' ('WBXML') is a
binary representation of XML. It was
developed by the WAP Forum and is now
maintained by the Open Mobile Alliance
as a standard to allow XML documents to
be transmitted in a compact manner
over mobile networks and proposed as
an addition to the World Wide Web
Consortium's Wireless Application
Protocol family of standards. The MIME
Internet_media_type|media type
application/vnd.wap.wbxml has been
defined for documents that use WBXML.
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OMA Instant Messaging and Presence Service
The 'OMA Instant Messaging and
Presence Service' (IMPS) is an Open
Mobile Alliance enabler for Instant
Messaging and Presence
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Wireless Village - History
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An announcement was made when this
service was conceived by Ericsson,
Motorola and Nokia. The specification is
maintained by the Open Mobile Alliance,
and is currently at version 1.3 of the
protocol.
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Device Management Forum
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The Device Management Forum differs from
other industry groups such as the Open
Mobile Alliance and the TM Forum in that it
does not have standards making within its
mandate. Instead, it collaborates with
organisations such as the latter in order to
achieve its objectives. Also, the Device
Management Forum defines device
management as a process rather than as a
standard, technology or collection of
technologies.
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OMA DRM
'OMA DRM' is a Digital Rights
Management (DRM) system invented by
the Open Mobile Alliance, whose
members represent mobile phone
manufacturers (e.g
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OMA DRM
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In order to ensure that all manufacturers'
implementations of OMA DRM can work
with each other, the Open Mobile Alliance
provides specifications and test tools for
OMA DRM.
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OMA Device Management
'OMA Device Management' is a
device management protocol
specified by the Open Mobile Alliance
(OMA) Device Management (DM)
Working Group and the Data
Synchronization (DS) Working Group.
The current approved specification of
OMA DM is version 1.2.1, the latest
modifications to this version released
in June 2008. The candidate release 2.0
is scheduled to be finalized in
September 2013.
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Mobile Location Protocol - Background
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The MLP can be used by a location-based
application to request mobile station location
information from a location server
(GMLC/MPC or other entity in the wireless
network). This protocol has been prepared by
Location Interoperability Forum (LIF: Open
Mobile Alliance in nowadays) to provide a
simple and secure Application Programming
Interface|API (Application Programmer’s
Interface), but also could be used for other
kinds of location servers and entities in the
wireless network.
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FUMO
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'FUMO', an acronym for 'Firmware Update
Management Object', is an Open Mobile
Alliance specification for updating the
firmware of mobile devices Over-the-air
programming|over the air.
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Sybase iAnywhere
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Its software development kits (SDKs)
for Bluetooth, IrDA, OMA (Open Mobile
Alliance) Device Management and OMA
Data Synchronization protocols are
used by cellphone and automobile
manufacturers worldwide in Original
Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) and
Original Design Manufacturer (ODM)
applications
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WapTV
The microbrowser and mark-up
language are both based upon the Open
Mobile Alliance Wireless Markup
Language|WML 1.3 specification. The
WTVML microbrowser is currently
available only as an OpenTV application,
although an Multimedia Home
Platform|MHP version of the Waptv
browser has been built for demonstration
and proof of concept. An emulator exists,
based on Craftwork's, STBe OpenTV
middleware emulation.
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PacketVideo - Affiliations
PacketVideo is a member of industry
forum and consortiums, including the
Open Handset Alliance, 3rd Generation
Partnership Project, Broadcast Mobile
Convergence Forum, FLO Forum,
International Multimedia
Telecommunications Consortium, Mobile
DTV Alliance, MPEG Industry Forum,
Open Mobile Alliance, and the Digital
Living Network Alliance
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TTCN-3 - Applications
The Open Mobile Alliance has recently
adopted a strategy of using TTCN-3 for
translating some of the test cases in an
enabler test specification into an executable
representation.[
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s/OMA-BOD-IOP-2008-0007R04INP_TTCN_3_Test_Code_Developments_RF
I.pdf TTCN-3 Test Code Developments Request for Information], May 1, 2008, Open
Mobile Alliance, retrieved on May 7, 2008
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MPEG-4 Part 12 - Extensions
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It allows the storage of audio, video and other content in any of three main ways: encapsulated in a MPEG transport
stream, stored as a reception hint track; encapsulated in an Real-time transport protocol|RTP stream, stored as a reception
hint track or stored directly as media tracks.ETSI (2008-11-18)
[http://webapp.etsi.org/workprogram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=28812 ETSI TS 102 833 V1.1.1 (2008-11); Digital
Video Broadcasting (DVB); File Format Specification for the Storage and Playback of DVB Services], Retrieved on 2009-0807DVB Project (June 2008)
[http://www.dvb.org/technology/standards/a121.tm3904r3.ff0020r12.DVB_File_Format_Specification.pdf DVB BlueBook
A121 - File Format Specification for the Storage and Playback of DVB Services], Retrieved on 2009-08-07 The MPEG-21 File
Format (.m21, .mp21) defined the storage of an MPEG-21 Digital Item in ISO base media file format, with some or all of its
ancillary data (such as movies, images or other non-XML data) within the same file.ISO (April 2006)
[http://mpeg.chiariglione.org/technologies/mpeg-21/mp21-ff/index.htm MPEG-21 File Format white paper - Proposal],
chiariglione.org, Retrieved on 2009-08-14 The OMA DRM Content Format (.dcf) specification from Open Mobile Alliance
defined the content format for Digital rights management|DRM protected encrypted media objects and associated
metadata.Open Mobile Alliance (2008-07-23)
[http://www.openmobilealliance.org/Technical/release_program/docs/CopyrightClick.aspx?pck=DRMfile=V2_0_220080723-A/OMA-TS-DRM_DCF-V2_0_2-20080723-A.pdf DRM Content Format 2.0.2], Retrieved on 2009-08-14Open Mobile
Alliance (2008-10-14)
[http://www.openmobilealliance.org/Technical/release_program/docs/copyrightclick.aspx?pck=DRMfile=V2_120081106-A/OMA-TS-DRM_DCF-V2_1-20081014-A.pdf DRM Content Format 2.1], Retrieved on 2009-08-14 There are also
other extensions, such as Internet Streaming Media Alliance|ISMA ISMACryp specification for encrypted/protected audio
and video,Internet Streaming Media Alliance|ISMA (2007-11-15) [http://www.isma.tv/specs/ISMA_EAspec2.0.pdf ISMA
Encryption and Authentication, Version 2.0], Retrieved on 2009-08-14Internet Streaming Media Alliance|ISMA (2009)
[http://www.isma.tv/spec-request.html ISMA Technical Specifications], Retrieved on 2009-08-14 G.719 audio compression
specification,ITU-T (2009) [http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-G.719/en ITU-T Recommendation G.719] Retrieved on 2009-08-14
Dolby AC-3|AC3 and E-AC-3 audio compression,ETSI (2008-08-20)
[http://webapp.etsi.org/workprogram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=28541 TS 102 366 - Digital Audio Compression (AC3, Enhanced AC-3) Standard], Retrieved on 2009-08-14 DTS audio compression,ETSI (2002-12-18)
[http://webapp.etsi.org/workprogram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=17715 TS 102 114 - DTS Coherent Acoustics; Core
and Extensions - DTS specification], Retrieved on 2009-08-14 Dirac (codec)|Dirac video compression,Dirac Video
Compression (2008-07-17) [http://www.diracvideo.org/node/17 ISOM/MP4 registrations complete], Retrieved on 2009-0808BBC (2008-07-16) [http://www.diracvideo.org/download/mapping-specs/dirac-mapping-isom-latest.pdf Encapsulation
of Dirac in ISO Base Media file format derivatives], Retrieved on 2009-08-08 VC-1 video compression specification and
others, which are named on the MP4 Registration authority's website.mp4ra.org— MP4 Registration authority
[http://www.mp4ra.org/codecs.html MP4 Registration Authority - Codecs], Retrieved on 2009-07-29
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Push-to-talk - Current use in mobile telephony (PoC)
The Open Mobile Alliance defined
PoC as part of the IP Multimedia
Subsystem, and a first version of OMA
PoC standard was finalized in first
half of 2005
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Digital copy - Features
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Newer solutions also provide support
for Sony PlayStation Portable and
phones using 3GP video files and Open
Mobile Alliance DRM
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MSISDN
This abbreviation has several
interpretations, the most common one
being Mobile Station International
Subscriber Directory Number.The
conclusion (most common) is drawn from
the recent documentation from 3GPP and
Open Mobile Alliance|OMA, please see
the MSISDN#Abbreviation|Abbreviation
section above
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Instant messengers - Interoperability
There have been several attempts to
create a unified standard for instant
messaging: IETF's Session Initiation
Protocol (SIP) and SIMPLE (instant
messaging protocol)|SIP for Instant
Messaging and Presence Leveraging
Extensions (SIMPLE), Application
Exchange (APEX), Instant Messaging
and Presence Protocol (IMPP), the open
XML-based Extensible Messaging and
Presence Protocol (XMPP), and Open
Mobile Alliance's Instant Messaging and
Presence Service developed specifically
for mobile devices.
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ISO base media file format - Extensions
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It allows the storage of audio, video and other content in any of three main ways: encapsulated in a MPEG transport stream,
stored as a reception hint track; encapsulated in an Real-time transport protocol|RTP stream, stored as a reception hint track or
stored directly as media tracks.ETSI (2008-11-18) [http://webapp.etsi.org/workprogram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=28812
ETSI TS 102 833 V1.1.1 (2008-11); Digital Video Broadcasting (DVB); File Format Specification for the Storage and Playback of
DVB Services], Retrieved on 2009-08-07DVB Project (June 2008)
[http://www.dvb.org/technology/standards/a121.tm3904r3.ff0020r12.DVB_File_Format_Specification.pdf DVB BlueBook A121 File Format Specification for the Storage and Playback of DVB Services], Retrieved on 2009-08-07 The MPEG-21 File Format
(.m21, .mp21) defined the storage of an MPEG-21 Digital Item in ISO base media file format, with some or all of its ancillary data
(such as movies, images or other non-XML data) within the same file.ISO (April 2006)
[http://mpeg.chiariglione.org/technologies/mpeg-21/mp21-ff/index.htm MPEG-21 File Format white paper - Proposal],
chiariglione.org, Retrieved on 2009-08-14 The OMA DRM Content Format (.dcf) specification from Open Mobile Alliance defined
the content format for Digital rights management|DRM protected encrypted media objects and associated metadata.Open
Mobile Alliance (2008-07-23)
[http://www.openmobilealliance.org/Technical/release_program/docs/CopyrightClick.aspx?pck=DRMfile=V2_0_2-20080723A/OMA-TS-DRM_DCF-V2_0_2-20080723-A.pdf DRM Content Format 2.0.2], Retrieved on 2009-08-14Open Mobile Alliance (200810-14) [http://www.openmobilealliance.org/Technical/release_program/docs/copyrightclick.aspx?pck=DRMfile=V2_1-20081106A/OMA-TS-DRM_DCF-V2_1-20081014-A.pdf DRM Content Format 2.1], Retrieved on 2009-08-14 There are also other extensions,
such as Internet Streaming Media Alliance|ISMA ISMACryp specification for encrypted/protected audio and video,Internet
Streaming Media Alliance|ISMA (2007-11-15) [http://www.isma.tv/specs/ISMA_EAspec2.0.pdf ISMA Encryption and
Authentication, Version 2.0], Retrieved on 2009-08-14Internet Streaming Media Alliance|ISMA (2009) [http://www.isma.tv/specrequest.html ISMA Technical Specifications], Retrieved on 2009-08-14 G.719 audio compression specification,ITU-T (2009)
[http://www.itu.int/rec/T-REC-G.719/en ITU-T Recommendation G.719] Retrieved on 2009-08-14 Dolby AC-3|AC3 and E-AC-3
audio compression,ETSI (2008-08-20) [http://webapp.etsi.org/workprogram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=28541 TS 102 366 Digital Audio Compression (AC-3, Enhanced AC-3) Standard], Retrieved on 2009-08-14 DTS audio compression,ETSI (2002-1218) [http://webapp.etsi.org/workprogram/Report_WorkItem.asp?WKI_ID=17715 TS 102 114 - DTS Coherent Acoustics; Core and
Extensions - DTS specification], Retrieved on 2009-08-14 Dirac (codec)|Dirac video compression,Dirac Video Compression
(2008-07-17) [http://www.diracvideo.org/node/17 ISOM/MP4 registrations complete], Retrieved on 2009-08-08BBC (2008-07-16)
[http://www.diracvideo.org/download/mapping-specs/dirac-mapping-isom-latest.pdf Encapsulation of Dirac in ISO Base Media
file format derivatives], Retrieved on 2009-08-08 VC-1 video compression specification and others, which are named on the MP4
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Authority - Codecs], Retrieved on 2009-07-29
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DCF
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* DRM Content Format, one of the
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA DRM)
specifications (Format of the
preloaded contents distributed with
nokia phones)
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Oracle Beehive - Interoperability
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* Open Mobile Alliance
DS and Push-IMAP for
email over mobile
devices
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Mobile phone spam - Spam Defense
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Some spam defense measures depend
on detection, and there are two
developments in that area: a GSMA
pilot spam reporting program, and the
development of Open Mobile Alliance
(OMA) standards for mobile spam
reporting
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Mobile phone spam - Spam Defense
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The Open Mobile Alliance completed its
SpamRep standard which provides a
standardized client-server interface suited
for user reporting of mobile email, SMS,
MMS and IM spam using a 'This-Is-Spam'
button or menu item, as users of wired
email systems are now doing.
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ATSC-M/H - Structure of mobile DTV standard
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[http://www.atsc.org/cms/standards/
a153/a_153-Part-4-2009.pdfPart 4
“Announcement”]: Part 4 covers
Announcement, where services can
optionally be announced using a
Service Guide. The guide specified in
Part 4 is based on an Open Mobile
Alliance (OMA) broadcast (BCAST)
OMA BCAST-Electronic program
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ATSC-M/H - Signaling
* Announcement / Electronic Service
Guide (ESG) is the highest layer of
signaling. It uses the Open Mobile
Alliance (OMA) Broadcast Service
Enabler Suite (OMA BCAST) Electronic
Service Guide (ESG). An ESG is delivered
as a file data session File Delivery over
Unidirectional Transport (FLUTE), and is
used as the delivery protocol. The ESG
consists of several XML sections. With
this structure, a program guide and
enabled interactive services can be
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Comverse Technology - Growth with wireless
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Comverse also became a participant in
forming international wireless
standards, such as in 2001 for the
Speech Application Language Tags
(SALT) markup language for XML to
add voice capabilities to web-based
applications.Longueuil, Wireless
Messaging Demystified, pp. 297–298.
Additional industry standards groups
in which Comverse has been active
include the Open Mobile Alliance and
TM Forum.
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Host Controller Interface (Bluetooth) - Object exchange (OBEX)
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Object exchange (OBEX; also termed
IrOBEX) is a communications
protocol that facilitates the exchange
of binary objects between devices. It
is maintained by the Infrared Data
Association but has also been adopted
by the Bluetooth Special Interest
Group and the SyncML wing of the
Open Mobile Alliance (OMA).
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Service Loading - Other PUSH Attributes
Many other attributes exist and are
detailed in the specifications at the Open
Mobile Alliance and other sites.
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Wireless Internet Protocol
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'Wireless Internet Protocols' are the suite
of wireless protocols after Wireless
Application Protocol 2.0 Wireless
Application Protocol|(WAP). It includes
XHTML Basic, Nokia's XHTML Mobile
Profile, and future developments of WAP
by the Open Mobile Alliance.
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Push Access Protocol
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'Push Access Protocol' (or 'PAP') is a
protocol defined in WAP-164 of the
Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
suite from the Open Mobile Alliance.
PAP is used for communicating with
the Push Proxy Gateway, which is
usually part of a WAP Gateway.
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