Home Project Title Introduction and Background Potential Benefits Legal and Ethical Issues Security Concerns Social Problems Further Required Research Conclusion References

References

Content References

1. Borsc, M.; Shinde, H.; , "Wireless security & privacy," Personal Wireless Communications, 2005. ICPWC 2005. 2005 IEEE International Conference on, vol.,

This source was found from the database IEEE Xplore. This source discussed the importance of wireless security and how it is important to focus on increasing security measures. It described what security was and the kinds of attacks that people try in order to hack some information. This source was good since it talked about wireless technology and security issues.

2. Cooke, J. (2002). Bluetooth rules? Not yet. Modern Materials Handling 57 no5 49, 51 My 2002. Retrieved from This source was found from the database Wilson Web. This source was good since it gave a little background information on Bluetooth. It discussed where Bluetooth stood at in terms of how much it was used which at first was not much. It also gave other facts as to what it could have potential use for.

3. Cypher, D.; Chevrollier, N.; Montavont, N.; Golmie, N.; , "Prevailing over wires in healthcare environments: benefits and challenges," Communications This source was also found from the database IEEE Xplore. This article discussed the importance of wireless technology in a clinical environment. It talks about the good things that it presents and then also some of the issues and problems that it presented at times. The good things were how they were able to transmit and receive data without the use of wires being connected but then caused problems at times due to interference within the technology.

4. Gehrmann, C.; Persson, J.; Smeets, B.;, “Bluetooth Security” 2004 Artech House. Retrieved From Google Books on February 28, 2011. This source was found on Google Books and showed a small preview of the book. The book did not show much but it did give good background information regarding Bluetooth. This was important since I needed to have a little information on how the idea came to mind and who was considered responsible for it. It talked about how it all began and how it has evolved ever since it was first developed.

5. Javadi, K. “Impact of Wireless Technology on Society…” http://www.askkia.com/articles/societal-impact-of-wireless-technology-on-society.html. This source is an online article that I had found through Google. This was a good article that helped answer the section on social problems. The author did a good job of describing the negative impact that all of this wireless technology is having. The author gave good examples as to what are some of the negative things caused by devices such as cell phones and wireless internet.

6. Montcalm, E. (2003) “How to Avoid Ethical and Legal Issues in Wireless Network Discovery. “SANS Institute. Retrieved on February 28, 2011. This source was a paper that was found through Google. This was also a helpful article that helped answer the section on ethical and legal issues. It discussed what can be considered ethical and legal in wireless communications. The author does a good job of describing what actions by a person could make it unethical in regards to wireless communication.

7. Normile, D. (2002). Real-world Bluetooth applications. Design News 57 no13 60-3 Jl 8 2002. Retrieved from Applied Science Full Text database from This source was from the database Wilson Web. This article helped answer the section on potential benefits with wireless communications. It discussed a few ways in how Bluetooth can be used and the benefits that it could have. The potential that Bluetooth offers in the future is enormous since it could make life a lot easier.

Picture References

8. "a man using a cellphone" clip art on a prosandcons.html page is obtained from Microsoft Office 2007 clip art collection (retrieved on April 10, 2011).

This clip art shows a man that is using his cellphone to talk to someone else. This relates to my research topic since cellphones are an example of wireless communications.

9. "Facebook on iPhone"picture on a social.html page was taken on April 10, 2011. Picture is original and taken by me.

This photo was taken by me using an ipod touch camera. This picture is relevant to my research topic since it shows how a user is on Facebook to connect to others using an iPhone.

Video Reference

10. StudioDell (Poster). (2007, November 24). What is Bluetooth? [Video File]. Retrieved April 10, 2011 from http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RQprZ8rhjzU

This is a video off of youtube that informs the viewer what Bluetooth is and what it can do. This is a good video for my website since I discuss some of the things Bluetooth is capable of as part of my research topic.