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All Wireless Technologies News - September 2007

Intel, Nokia and Nokia Siemens collaborate on Wimax products

Intel, Nokia and Nokia Siemens Networks are collaborating on the interoperability of mobile devices, laptops and networks in dealing with Wimax long-range wireless services.

Truphone allows free iPhone VoIP calls

Truphone has demonstrated the first voice over IP Wi-Fi call using the Apple iPhone.

Get on the path to secure roaming

  • News
  • Date: 24 September 2007
There is a lot of talk about the opportunities offered by mobile networks, but finding a secure, cost-effective approach for business can be a challenge

Cut-price mobile RFID reader unveiled by RF Code

Cut-price mobile RFID reader unveiled by RF Code

VoIP services for SMBs

  • News
  • Date: 11 September 2007
VoIP is quickly becoming a mainstream technology, and SMBs need to keep up with larger companies, even if it's on a smaller scale. Check out the latest news, tips and other resources related to VoIP.

Heathrow needs more time before RFID luggage trial

Heathrow Airport has postponed a trial of radio frequency identification tags for tracking passenger baggage, which is set to be the biggest pilot of RFID technology in Europe.

Cisco launches next generation Wi-Fi

Cisco has launched the first commercial Wi-Fi products based on the faster, next-generation 802.11n standard.

Secure wireless mobility for fixed fee

The new managed service designed to enable business customers to have inclusive voice mobile network access with internet on a fixed cost, per seat basis.

Thames Valley deploys wireless network with Alcatel Lucent

Alcatel-Lucent will secure and centrally manage wireless local area networks (WLANs) at all three of Thames Valley University's campuses to provide students and staff with public internet access from anywhere on the sites.

Businesses fail to secure new technologies, reveals survey

Businesses are focusing too much on external IT security threats and are neglecting the internal threats posed by technologies such as Wi-Fi networks, voice over internet technologies, such as voice over IP (VoIP), and USB memory sticks, a survey has found.
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