Monday, October 7, 2002



Vocera pins Wi-Fi to collars. The company is selling wearable Wi-Fi gear that it envisions will replace bulky handsets in large stores, warehouses and hospitals. [CNET News.com]
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ITxpo: Gartner CEO says it's an IT buyers' market. Overcapacity yields favorable terms [InfoWorld: Top News]
10:31:33 PM    comment   



RIM software suppliers ramp up corporate offerings. Onset and Good boost platform with e-mail apps [InfoWorld: Top News]
10:28:15 PM    comment   



Messaging vendors aim to undercut Exchange. Stalker Software, Weblicon tout cost-effective groupware alternatives [InfoWorld: Top News]
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Transmeta touts the ultra personal computer. Let a 100 form factors bloom [The Register]
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Metric: U.S. wireless market breaks 50 percent penetration

According to a new survey by researcher Telephia, the U.S. wireless market has officially gone over 50 percent penetration. Their latest report highlights the U.S. markets with over 60 percent wireless penetration. And the results:Greenville, SC (???) is the cell phone capital of the U.S., with 68 percent of residents owning a handset. Tied for second place with 67 percent cell phone penetration: Atlanta and St. Louis. Boston and Washington, DC tied for third place, with 61 percent of residents owning a cell phone.
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