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Trapeze buys Newbury Networks
Wireless LAN maker Trapeze Networks has bought Newbury Networks, a specialist in location technology, in the latest consolidation of the wireless LAN market.
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Delta's in-flight Wi-Fi service takes off
Opinion: 10 ways Apple can make the iPhone a killer business device
Novatel touts MiFi modem for mobile hot-spot capability
IT struggles to close the cell phone gap
Broadcom launches 802.11n chip for cell phones
Elgan: We need a mobile broadband space race
Groups push for Net neutrality in Obama administration
Update: Clearwire, Sprint close WiMax deal
Qualcomm develops PC alternative for developing nations
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Ben Wolff
Clearwire CEO Ben Wolff talks about building out WiMax, finding the killer app and surviving the recession.
Review: BlackBerry Storm -- better for business than the iPhone?
If you're a business user with a yen for an iPhone, you may want to consider the BlackBerry Storm. It has many of the same features with an enterprise slant.
10 great Bluetooth gadgets
Go ahead, cut the cord. These 10 cool and useful Bluetooth accessories help with everything from making hands-free calls and printing photos to typing e-mails and controlling presentations -- all without wires.
Femtocell FAQ: Is it time for your own 'personal cell-phone tower'?
Femtocells are hot, but is the hype premature? We answer 18 burning questions about this emerging technology.
Making Your WAN a Fast Lane: One Company's Story
As associate director at Linklaters, David Bennett is responsible for the WAN and reports into the CIO as the head of information systems and strategy development. He shared a case study of the firm's recent WAN revamp with CIO.com.
JoAnne Yates
The Grill: JoAnne Yates, deputy dean at MIT, talks about information overload, the expectation of 'always being on' and 'CrackBerry' addicts hiding out in the bathroom.
Four Reasons Why You Should Care About White Space
When the TV broadcast spectrum turns digital in February, a massive amount of unused 'white space' will open up. Now that the FCC has approved the use of broadband devices to function within this white space, a multitude of new opportunities for consumers and manufacturers are available. Here are a few prospects we can all get excited about.
How to Start an Online Business for $100
Today's economy isn't doing anyone any favors. Is now the right moment to put your long-lingering business idea into practice? While times may be tight for many larger enterprises, in many cases, smaller, more-nimble companies are better able to withstand market uncertainty and weather downturns.
Mobile Workforce 2.0
Wireless mobility is entering a new era with more capabilities, like GPS enabled on new devices and made more powerful with richer middleware and synchronization software.
Elgan: Why netbooks will soon cost $99
The era when subnotebooks are subsidized like cell phones is nearly here, says columnist Mike Elgan.
"Wow. Bombshell! No Steve Jobs at Macworld 2009. Phil Schiller will be presenting. Apple is also dropping out of Macworld..."
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