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BT Unveils 3G Wi-Fi Combo
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BT has launched a combined Wi-Fi, 3G and GPRS tariff for road warriors and other business folk on the move. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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D-Link Announces 3G Compatible Internet Camera
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D-Link is introducing a new D-Link Internet Camera with 3G compatibility will be added to its line of IP surveillance products. The new camer offers the ability to view live video streams from a 3G cell phone. Via [geekzone.co.nz]

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Wi-Fi-To-3G Router Debuts
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In an unusual twist, Top Global has introduced a Wi-Fi router/gateway that uses 3G EVDO wireless as a backhaul, for rural areas without access to a wired ISP. Via [extremetech.com]

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Verizon Embeds 3G For Wi-Fi Challenge
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With its 3G data network all dressed up and with nowhere to go, Verizon is courting PC notebook OEMs and cutting prices. Today it announced deals to embed CDMA EV-DO chips with the top three US PC manufacturers, Dell, Lenovo and HP, in their notebook PCs. Verizon's monthly tariff falls to $60 - half what...

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O2 Confirms 3G, Wi-Fi Smart Phone
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O2 UK has formally announced the O2 XDA Exec, the network's own-brand version of HTC's Universal 3G clamshell smart phone. Via [theregister.co.uk]

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Cisco, Linksys And Vodafone Unveil 3G/UMTS Wireless Router
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The Linksys WRT54G3G Wireless-G Router, although not the first to offer this technology, will connect up to 5 remote WLAN users to the internet via a Vodafone Mobile Connect 3G/GPRS data card. Via [mobilemag.com]

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D-Link To Sell Wireless Broadband Wi-Fi Router
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WLAN equipment vendor D-Link said Monday that it will ship a wireless router that will distribute wireless broadband 3G cellular data access via Wi-Fi networks. Via [commsdesign.com]

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Survey Shows Users Confused Over Wi-Fi, 3G And GPRS / Wi-Fi
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Tatara Systems has published the results of business user research into wireless data communications usage, which shows that most users do not understand the differences between 3G, GPRS and Wi-Fi; that Wi-Fi use through hotspots is more popular than Wi-Fi use at home, and that laptop users buy coffee just so they can access hotspots....

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Cellular Operators Engaging With WiMax To Cause Market Changes, Firm Says
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WiMax is shaking up the cellular market, according to the latest data from ABI Research. Via [reed-electronics.com]

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Trials Show Seamless 3G/Wi-Fi Handoff
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Nortel has completed trials that it says prove the viability of seamless and secure roaming and hand-off between 3G cellular and Wi-Fi networks. Via [informationweek.com]

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Sony Ericsson GC99 Wi-Fi/3G Wireless PC Card
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Sony Ericsson has announced their new 3G/Wi-Fi wireless PC card which blends both Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity into the one card. The GC99 works with both 80211g and 802.11a access points on the Wi-Fi end. On the 3G end it has the capability to connect to regular GSM (quad-band) dial up, and GPRS packet-switched communications....

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Motorola In Field Trials Of Wi-Fi/Cell Handoff Technology
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Motorola said Tuesday that it has started field trials of its Unlicensed Mobile Access (UMA) technology that it claims will provide seamless handoffs between cellular and Wi-Fi networks. Via [commsdesign.com]

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3.7GHz Mixer Suited For 3G And WiFi
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An active downconverting RF mixer from Linear Technology can be used in 3G mobile basestations with its operating frequency range of 3.7GHz. Via [electronicsweekly.com]

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Taxicab Wi-Fi? Access Point Combines Wi-Fi And 3G
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Wireless LAN equipment vendor Telabria unveiled a public-access point that can use 3G cellular data service to connect users to the Internet, allowing access by Wi-Fi-enabled devices from unusual locations. Via [informationweek.com]

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Cellular Internet Taps Wi-Fi's Speed
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Here's something to think about: What if wherever your cellphone worked you also could set up a high-speed Internet network? Via [seattletimes.nwsource.com]