 Newsletter - July 2006 |
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Mobile TimeSync now comes with...UDP! UDP stands for 'User Datagram Protocol'. UDP/IP is a smaller, potentially faster though possibly less reliable IP protocol than TCP/IP. Most software on the internet, such as email clients and web browsers, uses TCP/IP which is a connection-orientated protocol - this means that when your TCP/IP software tries to talk to anything it will wait for an answer back. One of the key differences with UDP/IP is that it is a connection-less protocol - if your software uses UDP/IP it will just send data without checking whether it's being received. UDP is a potentially much faster protocol than TCP, so ideal for time synchronization. And as UDP is also a protocol with a much smaller overhead (it uses less bytes) it is also ideal for mobile networks where bandwidth is restricted or at a premium. So that is why we've added UDP to Mobile TimeSync (and we still support TCP of course). You can read more about UDP here at Wikipedia... And you can read more about TimeSync here at SlipstreamSolutions.co.uk... |
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Latest Product Versions Auto Archive (1.6.2 - 14 March 2006). Download... Auto Reset (1.0.0 - 31 May 2006). Download... Blue Schedule (1.2.0 - 14 March 2006). Download... GALSync (1.8.7 - 31 March 2006). Download... LoneWorker (1.1.5 - 23 November 2005). Download... myIP (1.2.1 - 16 March 2006). Download... Phone Schedule (2.3.9 - 16 March 2006). Download... Stay Connected (1.2.2 - 16 March 2006). Download... TimeSync (2.3.1 - 03 July 2006). Download... |
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