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| 05/03/2008

...comms advantage shrinking The first mover advantage window that WiMAX has in establishing itself as the dominant future wireless broadcast technology may be shorter than many first expected according to a new report by ABI Research. The new... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2008/03/05/229704/wimax-mobile-comms-advantage-shrinking.htm

Welcome to the wireless city

In-Depth
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| 13/02/2007

...3G and Wi-Fi phones are available, and software can hand over data traffic between the two wireless systems. In future wireless cities, Wi-Fi, Wimax and HSDPA are all likely to be used alongside each other. Wimax Wimax refers to the... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/02/08/221689/Welcome-to-the-wireless-city.htm

Tuning in to wireless returns

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| 26/10/2005

...the wireless capabilities of 403 large businesses sought to discover which wireless devices were being used, the future wireless investment plans of businesses, and what usage policies firms employed to manage wireless investments. All respondents... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2005/10/26/212623/tuning-in-to-wireless-returns.htm

Wimax added to IMT-2000 standard

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| 26/10/2007

...includeWimax technologyin the IMT-2000 set of standards. The backing from the ITU adds to the case for using Wimax in future wireless deployments, said research firm Maravedis. "The price paid per Hz for Wimax spectrum is as much as 1,000 times... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/10/25/227731/Wimax-added-to-IMT-2000-standard.htm

Broadband: Wired or wireless for the enterprise?

Opinion
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| 27/11/2007

...growth is expected to take that to between 600 million and one billion by 2012, reflecting it is position as the future wireless technology of choice," said Hood. So what is the wired supplier's view on this? Easley cites the obvious... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/11/27/228319/Broadband-Wired-or-wireless-for-the-enterprise.htm

Ultra-wideband fights for greater acceptance

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| 13/04/2004

Archive Ultra-wideband fights for greater acceptance Ultra-wideband, the future wireless standard that could see half-a-Gigabit wireless links replacing USB and Bluetooth, could be breaking out of its standards... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/04/13/201761/ultra-wideband-fights-for-greater-acceptance.htm

Canon backs new Windows synchronisation protocol

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| 23/09/2004

...Serial Bus) links between digital cameras and PCs, Canon will also support MTP over IP (Internet Protocol) for future wireless digital cameras, according to Microsoft. MTP over IP offers the same experience as MTP, but allows devices to... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/09/23/205391/canon-backs-new-windows-synchronisation-protocol.htm

Why go wireless?

In-Depth
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| 13/09/2004

...able to manage their e-mail while on the move. However, even greater business benefits are likely to come from future wireless data applications, according to a recent study by research firm In-Stat/MDR. Avaya, Motorola and Proxim... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/09/13/204999/why-go-wireless.htm

Mesh offers many routes to network gains

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| 18/04/2005

...of the power for wireless routers. Stationary objects such as traffic lights may not be the only providers of future wireless mesh capability for corporate users. Many users would be nervous at the thought of their laptop, PDA or smartphone... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2005/04/18/209448/mesh-offers-many-routes-to-network-gains.htm

Cisco and Ericsson partner on IP telephony

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| 29/04/2004

...those networks. "It is a wireline agreement for the moment," said Cisco spokesman David Cook, adding that future wireless agreements between Cisco and Ericsson are a possibility. The companies did not disclose any financial details... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2004/04/29/202087/cisco-and-ericsson-partner-on-ip-telephony.htm

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Military spends $155M for the nucleus of future wireless networks

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...submit a link, add something new home » mobile & wireless » news Military spends $155M for the nucleus of future wireless networks by Michael Cooney Be the first to comment | I like it! Tags: US Military More » on this... http://www.itworld.com/software/71718/military-spends-155m-nucleus-future-wireless-networks

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