Monthly Archives: December 2003

Wireless Traffic Alerts Ahead

Federal regulators on Wednesday set aside a swath of spectrum for a new wireless technology that would let motorists use small display screens to get traffic updates, buy fast food or find a nearby hotel. Via [usatoday.com]Continue Reading

MCI Expands Wi-Fi Footprint

MCI will more than triple its footprint of Wi-Fi access points through a partnership with Boingo Wireless, MCI announced Tuesday. Via [news.com.com]Continue Reading

Wi-Fi Use Lags Deployments

The number of public locations where people with wireless laptops can connect to the Internet is growing dramatically, but actual usage remains stalled, a market research firm said Monday. Via [techweb.com]Continue Reading

T-Mobile, iPass Sign Wi-Fi Roaming Deal

Leading wireless access operator T-Mobile USA and corporate network service provider iPass have reached an agreement that allows iPass subscribers to access T-Mobile hot spots. Via [news.com.com]Continue Reading

Intel To Push Centrino In 2004

Intel is making a resolution to convince consumers that Centrino notebooks will be the thing to have in 2004. Via [news.com.com]Continue Reading

Faster, More-Secure WiFi

WiFi wireless networks are an unqualified success both in performance and in acceptance by a skeptical public — they let you share an Internet connection among all the PCs in your home for less than $100 a PC. Via [washingtonpost.com]Continue Reading

Creative Sound Blaster Wireless Music

Imagine if you could deftly control your PC’s digital audio and direct it to your living room stereo using an iPod-like device. Via [abcnews.go.com]Continue Reading

City To Offer Wireless Web For All

Browsing the Web from this Southern California city may soon become an outdoor sport. Via [cnn.com]Continue Reading

Wireless LAN Manager Links Sites

A new wireless LAN access point is designed so that users in remote offices can be managed by a wireless switch in a central site. Via [pcworld.com]Continue Reading

Intel Overhauling Wireless Biz

Intel Corp. said Wednesday it would reorganize its communications chip business, less than a week after announcing a surprise $600 million charge due to sluggish prospects for its wireless business. Via [money.cnn.com]Continue Reading

Vodafone Launches Rival To Wi-Fi

Mobile telecoms giant Vodafone has said it is launching third generation (3G) mobile wireless services in Germany and Italy. Via [news.bbc.co.uk]Continue Reading

National Semi Takes on Bluetooth With Low-Power Wi-Fi

A new low-power wireless technology unveiled this week could expand the use of Wi-Fi in devices currently using the Bluetooth standard, National Semiconductor officials said. Via [eweek.com]Continue Reading

Wi-Fi BlackBerry In Works

Research in Motion Ltd. is building BlackBerry messaging devices that run over wireless LANs, company officials confirmed last week. Via [eweek.com]Continue Reading

2004 Is Crunch Time For Wireless Data

Growing numbers of Wi-Fi enabled laptops, GPRS and 3G mobile handsets will make 2004 a breakthrough year for wireless data use, according to Ovum. Via [vnunet.com]Continue Reading

Wi-Fi’s Shape-shifting At EMP: Building Design Poses Challenges

If there’s one place where Wi-Fi makes sense, it may be at Seattle’s cutting-edge Experience Music Project museum. Via [seattletimes.nwsource.com]Continue Reading