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2.  iPhone OS

3. Authentication of iPhone OS Authentication methods  Password (MSCHAPv2)  RSA SecureID  CRYPTOCard  x.509 Digital Certificates  Shared secret

4. Authentication of iPhone OS 802.1x authentication protocols  EAP-TLS  EAP-TTLS  EAP-FAST  EAP-SIM  PEAP v0, v1  LEAP

5. Authentication of iPhone OS For Wireless Network  WPA2 Enterprise

6. Encryption of iPhone OS Hardware encryption  AES 256 bit encoding Internet encryption  SSL v3  TLS v1 Data encryption  128-bit AES encryption

7. Strengths of iPhone OS  Objective-C, simple language to learn and use  Huge amount of apps  Accessible by everyone (e.g. VoiceOver)  Multi-Touch interface

8. Weaknesses of iPhone OS  NOT support Flash  Safari NOT support Java  Only one carrier  Deleted data vulnerable to hacker

9.  BlackBerry OS

10. Authentication of BlackBerry OS  BlackBerry devices are content servers directly  Most of the data are in the BlackBerry server but not device  BlackBerry MDS Connection Service authenticates to content servers on behalf of BlackBerry devices  Data will not leakage easily

11. Encryption of BlackBerry OS  Data and message will encrypt by using Enterprise Server Express before sent  AES / Triple Des data encryption method are used in the transmission process  Decryption will be done after arrive terminal device

12. Strengths of BlackBerry OS  Safety and convenience mail communication  classification of the five programs navigation bar are useful and better then old interface  WebKit browser engine improve the browsing efficiency  with more social networking tools, allowing you to combine email, Facebook and Twitter updates all in one place  Delete SurePress function to simply the usage

13. Weaknesses of BlackBerry OS  Number of Apps are still far behind user needs(BlackBerry: over 8000; Android: 70000; iPhone: 220000)  New OS have no outstanding function compare to other OS  Still do not support Flash

14.  Android OS

15. Authentication & Encryption in Android OS  Most Android applications use self-signed certificates still does not support hardware-based encryption Open-source  Weakness Easier for hacker to take data off a Micro SD card Hacker can understand the underlying architecture and source code Cybercriminals will be rushing to take advantage

16. Authentication & Encryption in Android OS  Strengths Developing enterprise encryption solutions for data Enforcing standard security policies User administration for predefined Active Directory and/or LDAP groups Remote application installation  remote lock  remote wipe  advanced password rules More secure faster than a close OS

17. Strengths of Android  Lies in the future

18. Strengths of Android OS  Roadmap of Android OS cost of innovation is borne largely by Google  Versatility  Gathered up a group of some like minded partners

19. Weaknesses of Android OS  Apps don’t look as sexy as the iPhone ones  Inability to download apps to your micro SD card  Competing against one another for shelf-space instead of the iPhone

20.  Window Mobile OS

21. Authentication of Window Mobile  Windows Mobile 5.0 uses ActiveSync desktop to connect to the corporate CA to receive the required user certificate and associated key  Windows Mobile 6 implementing Transport Layer Security (TLS) certificate-based authentication

22. Encryption of Window Mobile  Windows Mobile 6.1 supports AES 128 Encryption for On Device Encryption. There is no way to export the Encryption Key The Encryption Key Changes on Hard Reset Device encryption can only be enabled via a security policy there is no way a user can enable this feature in Windows Mobile.

23. Encryption of Window Mobile  Windows Mobile 6.0 onward supports AES 128 Encryption for files written to the SD card. There is no way to export the Encryption Key The Encryption Key Changes on Hard Resett

24. Strengths of Window Mobile  Available apps: bringing apps into one central location  User interface: turn into a user customizable dream interface  Computer desktop integration: integrate with both Exchange Servers and with Outlook environments

25. Weaknesses of Window Mobile  There's no copy and paste functionality.  The OS doesn't support multitasking.  There's no Flash support.

26. The chosen platform

27. Reasons  Safety and convenience mail communication  management of logistic need fast and secure  WebKit browser engine improve the browsing efficiency  convenience to check the stock  With more social networking tools  well communication

28. Recommendations  Invite more programmers to create more applications  Concentrate to develop in an unique function  Develop new technology to support more medias, such as Flash

29. References  http://www.hiphongkong.com/content/smart_phone _wars_iphone_vs_android_vs_blackberry  http://www.telecoms.com/20036/something-for- everyone/  http://apcmag.com/inside_googles_mobile_phone_n ew_details_of_android.htm  http://www.wired.com/gadgetlab/2010/05/android- google-io-walkup/  http://www.pcworld.com/article/196727/first_look_ android_22_froyo_with_flash_player_101.html  http://www.gomonews.com/eastern-promises-uk- finally-gets-android-mobile-device-from-lg/

30. References  http://gigaom.com/mobile/windows-mobile-vs- android-winmo-is-better-than-you-think/  http://www.digitalversus.com/windows-phone-7- impressions-strengths-weaknesses-article- 1125.html  http://www.ringhk.com/report2.php?id=3205  http://thecellphonejunkie.com/2010/10/20/att- blackberry-torch-9800-review/  http://www.informationweek.com/news/mobility/sec urity/showArticle.jhtml?articleID=218600687  Evaluating the iPhone as a Mobile Platform for People- Centric Sensing Application( by Emiliano Miluzzo en al)