Around 1978, a group of amateur radio operators, the Vancouver Amateur Digital Communication Group (VADCG) in British Columbia, Canada began experimenting with Packet radio using a Terminal node controller (TNC) developed by Doug Lockhart a former IBM engineer. The Federal Communications Commission approved the transmission of ASCII for Amateur radio in the United States in 1980, and AX.25 was born. It was considered standardized in 1984 with the release of the v2.0 specification.
General Packet Radio Service was created in 1997.
General Packet Radio Service
GPRS stands for Ghod pade Rituraj Saxena
its general
General PAcket Radio Service.
The General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio Service
There are a couple of them- General Packet Radio Service, Global Packet Radio System... These are the top 2... And you have spelt Abbreviation wrong, but its all good :-)
General Packet Radio Service
AnswerGPRS- GENERAL PACKET RADIO SERVICE
General Packet Radio Service
General Packet Radio Service. A protocol of Packet Data commonly used in mobile devices