AT&T CEO says a faster iPhone on its way (AP)
AT&T CEO says a faster iPhone on its way (AP)
AP - AT&T Inc. says it plans to offer a version of an iPhone next year that runs on a faster wireless network so users can get speedier results when surfing the Web.
Wi-Fi hype, caution - Muskogee Daily Phoenix
Wi-Fi hype, caution - Muskogee Daily Phoenix
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Wi-Fi hype, caution
Muskogee Daily Phoenix, OK - Before everyone in Muskogee gets too excited about a public Wi-Fi system, we ought to check how other cities’ Wi-Fi hype turned out. … City explores wireless Internet options |
Bluetooth Risks Security
Bluetooth Risks Security
Unstrung.com - firm, today warned that the mass arrival of Class 1 Bluetooth devices, with a transmission range of up to 100 metres, might usher in a security crisis equivalent to that associated with the introduction of Wireless LANs based on the 802.11b (Wi-Fi
AT&T CEO Stan Sigman To Retire
AT&T CEO Stan Sigman To Retire
AT&T Inc. said on Thursday that the head of its wireless unit, Stan Sigman, was retiring, and it appointed Ralph de la Vega as his successor.
Torvalds On Where Linux Is Headed In 2008
The creator of Linux is excited about solid-state drives, expects progress in graphics and wireless networking, and says the operating system is strong in virtualization despite his personal lack of interest in the area.
News.com Extra: CT scans go 3D, digital
Plus: The coming wireless wholesale wave. Read these stories and more from around the Web on News.com Extra.
Aruba Joins 802.11n Fight
Aruba Joins 802.11n Fight
Information Week - Both Cisco and Aruba (still a distant second to Cisco in the WLAN market) have invested millions of dollars in developing 802.11n gear. Sales of enterprise WLAN infrastructure, including controllers and access points, will grow to $7.6 billion in
How To Fix Your Wireless Network - Part 3: Increasing Coverage
How To Fix Your Wireless Network - Part 3: Increasing Coverage
Qualcomm Embraces Its Software Side
Its purchase of Firethorn, a provider of mobile banking solutions, reflects another step into wireless technologies
Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Keyboard 8000
The Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Keyboard 8000 is a well-designed, albeit expensive, option for couch-bound computing.
How WiFi Works
How WiFi Works
Learn how WiFi networks work, build your own wireless network and find the best prices on wireless routers.
Verizon Wireless Fall Phone Fashion Event
With the holiday shopping season soon underway, Verizon Wireless hosted its first ever Verizon Wireless Fall Phone Fashion Show. Ten phones were in the Verizon fashion show line-up, including the debut of the LG Venus, LG Voyager, Samsung Juke and Blackberry Pearl 8130 smartphone. (PRWeb Nov 16, 2007) Post Comment:Trackback URL: http://www.prweb.com/pingpr.php/TWFnbi1TcXVhLVBpZ2ctSG9yci1UaGlyLVplcm8=
Judge keeps Qualcomm vs. Broadcom verdict (Reuters)
Reuters - A federal judge affirmed a jury verdict that wireless chip developer Qualcomm Inc infringed Broadcom Corp patents but removed an award of double damages for Broadcom, the companies said on Friday.
ingram micro adds extricom wlan to portfolio - CNNMoney.com
ingram micro adds extricom wlan to portfolio - CNNMoney.com
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ingram micro adds extricom wlan to portfolio
CNNMoney.com - "the extricom wlan adds a significantly differentiated, high-value solution to our wireless portfolio. the technology's combination of simplicity and higher … |
Sonnet ships 802.11n PCIe wireless for Macs
Sonnet ships 802.11n PCIe wireless for Macs
MacNN - Aria Extreme-N upgrades are backward compatible with 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g routers and other equipment as well as the latest security protocols, such as 128-bit WP, WPA, and WPA2. Sonnet noted that 802.11n networks can deliver up to five times
Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Keyboard 8000
Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Keyboard 8000
The Microsoft Wireless Entertainment Keyboard 8000 is a well-designed, albeit expensive, option for couch-bound computing.
AT&T CEO Stan Sigman To Retire
AT&T Inc. said on Thursday that the head of its wireless unit, Stan Sigman, was retiring, and it appointed Ralph de la Vega as his successor.