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All Wireless Technologies News - August 2008

O2 wins awards for top broadband speed and customer satisfaction

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Author: Antony Savvas
Date: 19 August 2008

O2 has won awards for providing the fastest broadband service and delivering the best customer satisfaction. Top...

RIM to launch Blackberry Bold

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Author: Cliff Saran
Date: 14 August 2008

Orange will be the first mobile operator to offer Research in Motion's (RIM) Blackberry...

Mobile broadband demand soaring, says Ofcom

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Author: Ian Grant
Date: 14 August 2008

Demand for mobile broadband connections is skyrocketing, an Ofcom report revealed today.

Gartner: wireless corporate IT arrives

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Author: Cliff Saran
Date: 14 August 2008

Within two to five years, businesses will be able to give users a single wireless computing device that they can carry everywhere to access corporate IT,...

Lack of mobile device encryption placing firms at risk

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 12 August 2008

Four-fifths of firms have sensitive business information on their mobile devices, but barely 25% use encryption

TJX thieves charged with world's biggest ID theft

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Author: Ian Grant
Date: 06 August 2008

US prosecutors yesterday charged 11 people on three continents with the theft last year of 45 million identities from credit and debit card deal with nine US retailers, including TJX.

Linux to claw lion’s share of mobile Internet

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 05 August 2008

Growth of Moblin, LiMo and Maemo will enable Linux to wrest control of the Mobile Internet Device market

LiMo drives ahead of Android

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 05 August 2008

New mobile consortium steals a march on rival with delivery of new handsets

Wireless data revenue to increase 16% over the next decade

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Author: Joe O'Halloran
Date: 05 August 2008

Wireless data options, especially related to location and personalised services, to drive growth

Wi-Fi networks catch autoimmune disease, lock out legitimate users

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Author: Ian Grant
Date: 04 August 2008

Wi-Fi networks can be persuaded to lock out their legitimate users by an "autoimmune disorder" attack, researchers at the Defcon-16 security conference will show this week.

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