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Introduction ................................................................................................................................................... 2
Research Questions ....................................................................................................................................... 3
Methodology ................................................................................................................................................. 4
References ..................................................................................................................................................... 5

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Introduction

General Packet Radio Service (GPRS) is a standard innovation that expands GSM (worldwide

framework for versatile) voice systems with help for information highlights. GPRS based systems

are frequently called 2.5G systems and are slowly being eliminated for more current 3G/4G

installations.GPRS was one of the main innovations that empowered a phone system to associate

with Internet Protocol (IP) systems, accomplishing broad appropriation in the mid 2000s (now and

again being called "GSM-IP").The capacity to peruse the Web from a telephone whenever

("dependably on" information organizing), while underestimated in a great part of the world today,

was as yet a curiosity at that point. Indeed, even today, GPRS keeps on being utilized as a part of

parts of the world where it has been too exorbitant to redesign cell arrange framework to more

current alternatives.Mobile Internet suppliers offered GPRS information benefits together with

voice membership bundles before 3G and 4G advancements ended up prevalent. Clients initially

paid for GPRS benefit as indicated by how much system transmission capacity they utilized as a

part of sending and accepting information until the point that suppliers changed to offer level rate

utilize bundles as is standard today.

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Research Questions

Research Question are the principal center of an exploration venture, study, or survey of writing.

It centers the examination, decides the technique, and aides all phases of request, investigation,

and revealing. The major research questions for this research paper are:

1- What is Packet switching?

2- What is Mobile phone?

3- What gross data rate does GPRS provide?

4- What is the Speed of GPRS?

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Methodology

This research paper is a quantitative research paper, which would use a quantitative methodology.

Quantitative research methodologies are explore techniques managing numbers and anything that

is quantifiable methodically of examination of wonders and their connections. It is utilized to

answer inquiries on connections inside quantifiable factors with a goal to clarify, anticipate and

control a wonders. A whole Quantitative research for the most part closes with affirmation or dis

affirmation of the hypothesis tested. This examination will utilize the Quantitative Methodology

to recognize one or a couple of factors that were mean to be utilized as a part of the exploration

work and continue with information accumulation identified with those factors.

This research paper will try to use the best resources to find enough information to answer the

major research questions. The information will be analyzed and showed in a statistics “if needed”.

The resources to be used are older research papers, articles, websites and books.

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References

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