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Adaptation and mobility in wireless information systems

About 20 years ago, I wrote "Adaptation and Mobility in Wireless Information Systems" for the very first issue of the IEEE Personal Communications Magazine [1]. From today's perspective, with our experience of smartphones, pervasive Wi-Fi and LTE wireless Internet access, and "video to your palm," it is difficult to conceive of the primitive state of wireless and mobile systems of that time.