A

SEMINAR REPORT
ON

“3G TECHNOLOGY”
In partial fulfillment of requirements for the degree of

Bachelor of Engineering
In
Information Technology

SUBMITTED BY:

Rahil Shrimali (08-IT-47)

Under the Guidance of

Mrs. Bhagyashri Meshram
 Certificate
This is to certify that the Seminar Report entitled “ 3G Technology” is

the bon af ied work o f

M r . Rahil Shrimali (08-IT-47)

Studying in Kalol Institute of Technology & Research Center, Kalol. He is

assigned the above Seminar Work by this institute during the period of July

2010 to Nov 2010, as a part of his bachelor of Engineering (IT-Semester V);

curriculum set by Gujarat Technological University & has successfully

completed the Seminar work.

It indeed gives me a pleasure to highlight that he worked very hard &

with deep sincerity throughout the semester. I am sure that the experience

gained during the seminar work will enable him to take similar challenging

works in future.

Date of Submission Internal Guide Head, I.T Department

(Mrs Bhagyashri Meshram) (Mr. Hitesh C. Patel)
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I, Rahil Shrimali (08-IT-47), of 5th semester I.T., extend my heartily gratitude towards
the college management of KITRC, Kalol, for their great help in completing my seminar report.
I also thank our principal, Dr. Akshey Bhargava, for being our light throughout this road.

I also want to thank our head of department, Mr. Hitesh C. Patel, along with our course
guide, Mrs Bhagyashri Meshram , for their guidance throughout this preparation of seminar
report.

Last but not the least; I would heartily like to thank my family and friend for being my
support throughout the time of tension, while doing this work and making it all a huge success.

Regards,

Rahil Shrimali (08-IT-47)

 ABSTRACT
Now that 3G technologies have reached their maturity, newly advanced services can be
delivered to the mobile user. These include contextaware services, adaptable services and Virtual
Home Environment (VHE)-like services. Important research issues relate, however, to managing
such services through appropriate service architectures which permit effective adaptation
mechanisms, allowing the user to experience an ‘adapted’ service as he/she switches across
terminals, networks, and providers. In this paper we present a VHE middleware system and its
prototype implementation developed in the context of the IST VESPER project. We place
particular emphasis on the realization of a service management approach that enables multi-
dimensional service adaptation acting upon the service context. We elaborate on the benefits of
our middleware-based solution whose functionality is illustrated through an adaptable multimedia
content delivery application. Lessons learned from our prototype implementation are integrated
by a feasibility study aimed at discussing how adaptable service management may be achieved
today outside a laboratory environment.

SHRIMALI RAHIL

5th I.T.

ID:08-IT-47