IV. CONCLUSION
Wireless, mobile and sensor networks represent an increasingly important segment of networking research as a whole, driven by the explosive growth of portable computing, communication and embedded devices connected to the Internet. Mobile agents appear to be an interesting way to exploit synergies between current research on network management and agent-related research. While network management looks for new ways to overcome the limitations of current client-server technology, mobile agents and peer computing provide technologies and architectures to enable de-central, peerto-peer communication. In future, all cell phones will be full-fledged Internet devices, implying inevitable changes both in applications and network infrastructure to support mobility, location-awareness and processing/bandwidth limitations associated with this class of end-user terminals. Wireless technology will be a greater progress and widely used in the world.