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LINE Introduction Statement of Work (Desktop Version)
This document provides an overview of the LINE messaging application. It was launched in 2011 as a mobile messenger by NHN Japan and the company LINE Corp. was established in 2013. The app became popular for its interactive sticker feature and ability to communicate across platforms. The system scope includes stickers, voice calls, text, pictures, and files that can be shared on mobile and desktop. The functional requirements specify sending stickers, voice/video calls, text and group messaging. Non-functional requirements include support across software platforms and devices, data storage capabilities, security, and customer support.
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LINE Introduction Statement of Work (Desktop Version)
- 1. Object Oriented Analysisand Design
- 2. background launchedmessenger for mobiledevice 2011 developed by NHN Japan 2013 LINE Corp. is established ,HQ ( Shibuya, Japan)
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- 9. reinvents the waypeople communicate to each others
- 10. scope of system stickers VoIP textmessage picture file multi platform
- 11. scope of system (desktop) INPUT voicetext files stickers PROCESS database OUTPUT users data received to designated user
- 12. general functional requirements (desktop) send stickers VoIP text messaging video call voice messaging group messaging
- 13. non functional requirements (desktop) software system requirements software platform (mobile phones, desktop) data storage capabilities securities help center legal terms
- 14. extensions Applications Games Marketing
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