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Research and development for seamless mobility
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Motorola has recently embarked on a corporate vision of Seamless Mobility. Briefly, Seamless Mobility refers to when a user experiences connectivity to anything, anywhere, and anytime. It is uninterrupted easy access to information, entertainment, communication, monitor and control. The elements of Seamless Mobility vision and the implications to the research and development will be reviewed. The role of R&D to successfully deliver a set of solutions for Seamless Mobility will be addressed.
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