According to Intel, thirteen carriers from around the world are now deploying the world’s first fixed WiMAX networks based on Intel’s WiMAX technologies, delivering high-speed broadband access to businesses and residences from Germany to Guatemala. Eleven more carriers are preparing to deploy additional Intel-based WiMAX networks by year’s end. Via [geekzone.co.nz]… Continue Reading
Daily Archives: November 16, 2005
Study: MIMO Becoming A Necessary Wireless Technology
The report concluded that multiple input, multiple output gear–still in early stages–can as much as double the capacity of mobile networks. Via [informationweek.com]… Continue Reading
Samsung Intros VoIP Wi-Fi Application
“OfficeServ will be compelling to some business segments because it enables adequate in-office mobility with the benefits of VoIP,” said Yankee analyst Nate Dyer. He also warned of competition from wireless substitution and PBX extension-to-mobile services. Via [newsfactor.com]… Continue Reading
Certified WiMax Products Near As ‘Plugfest’ Ends
In a sure sign that certified WiMAX wireless broadband products are close to appearing, vendors have started to tout their interoperability as proven at a “plugfest” that ended this week in Beijing. Via [informationweek.com]… Continue Reading